U02a01 .docx BUS3012 Western Medical Enterprises Capella University BUS3012-Fundimenta

u02a01 .docx  BUS3012  Western Medical Enterprises  Capella University  BUS3012-Fundimentals of Leadership  Communication  Internal contact keeps workers aware and linked, as well as creating a common view of the company's priorities, values, and policies. Internal communication is essential for keeping workers informed about the company's latest initiatives, creating a voice of authority and confidence to fight rumors, and streamlining clear communication between departments (Chow,  2019).  At the company where I currently work, we have a quarterly meeting where we review the company's financial success, promotions, and recognitions, as well as what the future holds in terms of contracts with facilities and increased product output. We, like most businesses, rely heavily on email for internal communication. We also have Webex Meet for business, which allows us to video chat, much like a Zoom meeting, for training and other meetings while we deal with the social distancing required by COVID-19. We also connect with the aid of computers, extensions, and walkie-talkies. Weekly meetings are held in the department where I work. The meetings are used to communicate any adjustments that have occurred, any recurring problems that the department might be experiencing, suggestions on situations, and generally to keep everyone's morale up.  External contact is the exchange of information between an organization and another entity in the company's external world. Customers, prospective customers, ven