Last month, I wrote about how Melcrum was looking to find out who "we" thought was the most influential internal communication expert today. Here's where the vote stands:
I'm not at all surprised the "Other" is leading the way. I know I've voted for a few who AREN'T on the list. If you want to add in your two cents, the voting is still open. I'm not sure when they plan on shutting it down.
It's certainly an interesting question to ask, but is prone to a lot of critical comments. I've seen some comments on Twitter indicating some confusion over creating such a list. But I don't think it's all bad. I believe they are also putting together a Top 50 list, which seems a bit more relevant to me.
Employee communication is often overlooked and I think it's great that Melcrum is sparking some debate over who the experts are. Now more than ever, inspiring communication in the workplace is so, so important.
I'm not at all surprised the "Other" is leading the way. I know I've voted for a few who AREN'T on the list. If you want to add in your two cents, the voting is still open. I'm not sure when they plan on shutting it down.
It's certainly an interesting question to ask, but is prone to a lot of critical comments. I've seen some comments on Twitter indicating some confusion over creating such a list. But I don't think it's all bad. I believe they are also putting together a Top 50 list, which seems a bit more relevant to me.
Employee communication is often overlooked and I think it's great that Melcrum is sparking some debate over who the experts are. Now more than ever, inspiring communication in the workplace is so, so important.
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