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What is Internal Communication?

Internal communication can be defined as an exchange of information, messages and updates in an organization to facilitate teamwork, alignment, and transparency. It has emails, meetings, Human Resources announcements, newsletters, internal chat messages, and leadership messages. Good internal communications make employees know their goals, policies, responsibilities, and organizational changes. It further increases the level of employee engagement, decreases conflict, and enhances teamwork. The Human Resources and leadership depend on the good communication within the company to develop the culture, enhance the trust, and ensure the continuity of the daily work.

Examples  

  1. Internal communication improved after the company introduced a central messaging platform.

  2. Clear internal communication helps employees understand organizational priorities.

  3. The HR team shared policy updates through internal communication channels.

 Similar Words  

  1. Workplace Communication

  2. In-House Communication

  3. Employee Communication

  4. Organizational Communication Flow

  5. Internal Messaging

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