Building an internal storytelling network is an essential component of compelling storytelling. Not only does your network help retain customers. Also, your internal network helps retain each other, specifically. And your workforce, in general. Why? Because we often associate storytelling with a single person and a single voice. Yet, the story being told may not… [Continue Reading]
Why An Internal Storytelling Network yields more than Stories
4 Blog Posts on Developing Workforce Value through Storytelling
How do you rate your success in developing workforce value? Have you ever considered the value of storytelling as part of your workforce development strategy? Storytelling is a great way to poke holes in silos of value, which often hide out throughout organizations. When our co-created stories help the workforce better appreciate how what they… [Continue Reading]
Pockets of Tribal Storytelling are Key to Workforce Development
Tribal storytelling is alive and well within your workforce. Often, the best stories in your organization are hidden away, deep within departments. Yet, these stories often are told by nameless, faceless employees who remember the way it was. Then again, these storytellers understand the way it is, today. And, they know how to make things… [Continue Reading]
Why Storytelling creates Employee Development Value
What opportunities do you offer to enhance employee development value? Because your employees look to you for direction. Towards where they go next. How they grow within your organization. Do you provide valuable reasons for current and prospective employees to join or remain part of your workforce? Or, is the most viable option to defect… [Continue Reading]
Storytelling Outcomes influence Post Sale Customer Expectations
Storytelling outcomes influence post-sale customer expectations about long-term experiences with products, services and solutions. In addition, the stories you tell impact investor, customer, and co-worker expectations of how it is going to be: working with you, yourself. Is there an experience gap between pre-sale promises and post-sale customer and co-worker experiences? Consider the length of… [Continue Reading]
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