Monthly Archives: January 2014

E-MAIL Versus Communications

Posted on January 21, 2014 by Debra Yearwood

It lurks, waiting for the unsuspecting communicator. Its disguise, the quick and easy transition of words or documents from one place to another. Yet it has an insidious power that can transform grown men into small minded bullies or professional … Continue reading →

Posted in Communications, Internal Communications | Tagged communications, communicator, e-mail, Email, Email client, internal commuications, stakeholders | 34 Comments

Do We Remember How To Be Loyal?

Posted on January 14, 2014 by Debra Yearwood

The call of the next big adventure can be almost irresistible. As our world shrinks it becomes increasingly easy to see ourselves in different settings. Even if we choose not to wander far from the land we grew up in, … Continue reading →

Posted in Management | Tagged brand, employee, employer, loyalty | 40 Comments

Random Acts Of Branding

Posted on January 7, 2014 by Debra Yearwood

What happens if everyone in an organization decides to engage in branding activities without first engaging in an internal conversation? This question prompted an extended conversation with my friend Janet MacLeod, who like me, is a communications professional. This … Continue reading →