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Kristopher Martinez

Kristopher is Senior Manager of Internal Events and Communications at Oyster, the automated global employment platform that enables organizations to hire, pay and care for employees in more than 180 countries.
Picture of Kristopher Martinez

Kristopher Martinez

Kristopher is Senior Manager of Internal Events and Communications at Oyster, the automated global employment platform that enables organizations to hire, pay and care for employees in more than 180 countries.
How do you design internal communications for remote teams? Check these ideas from an employee communications leader - on the TalentCulture blog

How to Design Internal Communications for Remote Teams

A strong internal communications function is essential for every company, both culturally and operationally. It helps keep employees aware of relevant news and updates, excited about how they contribute to the organization’s mission and success, and committed to continued progress. Keeping everyone on the same page is tough enough when employees work at the same location. But now with the rise of remote work, internal communications is even tougher to manage. Distributed teams must remain connected, informed, and engaged. But how can you ensure that people are aligned and productive when they’re located in different cities, regions, countries, and time zones?

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