It is year end, Corp Comms. What was your favorite part of the 2021 Corp Comms Disaster?
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“I'd love to see the final attrition number from Corp Comm from 2021”
Should have asked that today. It would have made it better.
I have to say "Hope Street" really takes the cake on embarassingly bad and totally ineffective brand campaigns. This is the best BR has got? Who approved this cr-p?
People are waiting for bonuses and then it is a race to the door. Me first!!!
I'd love to see the final attrition number from Corp Comm from 2021. It was a parade of talent heading out the door by choice. Most for much better opportunities. I enjoy the regular drip communications of "so and so has decided after 5, 10, 15+ years to pursue opportunities outside of WF"
All are much happier having left. 2022 - will it continue?
More like “White Savior Complex Street”
The "great resignation" that Charlie had never heard of? If he truly hadn't, it's just more proof he's woefully out of touch and a complete sociopath.
I’ve got my bowl of popcorn and enjoying hearing the weekly news of of people getting better jobs or quitting. It is so satisfying. Leadership can blame the “great resignation” but we know why
@thj+1eh8BBxf I have friends who are CMO-level marketers who saw the ads and told me they thought it's the most poorly thought-out tone-deaf thing they've ever seen.
“Hope Street” is embarrassing.
Happy Birthday, Holly!
#1: "Hope Street" which was just yanked together as a BS campaign when we couldn't find any real "Hope Streets" to let us take over.
#2 An email from "Barri Raffert" - if there's one thing you'd like your head of corp comm to get right is to make sure an email they're sending out spells their own name right.
The newsletter is the best!!! It would be better if it was printed on actual paper so we can be modern and cutting edge. Surprise and delight!
Nothing will ever top Great Poem of 2020.
they still have 2 more weeks, give em a chance
The Centers of “Excellence.”
What a joke.