Welcome to The Swear Jar podcast (NSFW).
We tell it like it is while helping you tackle your most difficult employee/corporate communications challenges.
Episodes
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July 6, 2020
The Swear Jar Podcast: Once Upon a Time…A Podcast Episode About Corporate Storytelling
There’s a dangerous assumption about employee communications that runs rampant in far too many organizations. Specifically, that by focusing on employee communications, you can cure practically everything. Sure, more often than not employee communications is a vital component in helping organizations succeed but, rarely...
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June 30, 2020
The Swear Jar Podcast: Why Your Employee Town Halls Suck
There’s a dangerous assumption about employee communications that runs rampant in far too many organizations. Specifically, that by focusing on employee communications, you can cure practically everything. Sure, more often than not employee communications is a vital component in helping organizations succeed but, rarely...
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June 20, 2020
The Swear Jar Podcast: The Culture-Communications Continuum
There’s a dangerous assumption about employee communications that runs rampant in far too many organizations. Specifically, that by focusing on employee communications, you can cure practically everything. Sure, more often than not employee communications is a vital component in helping organizations succeed but, rarely...
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May 1, 2020
The Swear Jar Podcast: Communications Can’t Solve Your Sh*t
There’s a dangerous assumption about employee communications that runs rampant in far too many organizations. Specifically, that by focusing on employee communications, you can cure practically everything. Sure, more often than not employee communications is a vital component in helping organizations succeed but, rarely...
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April 24, 2020
The Swear Jar Podcast: Over Communicating is Really Stupid
Are you unintentionally barfing information at your employees? If you are, you’re not alone. You see, providing your employees with emails, posters, conference calls, social media, texts, surveys, town hall meetings, etc. — although well-intentioned — can create just too much darn noise. The result: your over communic...
