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    The Changing Role of Internal Communications. Are Required Practitioner Competencies Keeping Pace with the Opportunities and Challenges?

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    2008-10
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    Chalmers, Sally
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    Chalmers, S. (2008) The Changing Role of Internal Communications. Are Required Practitioner Competencies Keeping Pace with the Opportunities and Challenges?, , , , ,
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    Internal communications have advanced a long way from the management-sponsored house journals of yesteryear to well-organized systems of internal communication.- (Baines, Egan and Jefkins, 2004, p. 312) . Over the years the role of the internal commun
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