<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>The language used in internal communications is being questioned for its relevance in the modern workplace.</li><li>Traditional terms like 'audience,' 'cascade,' and 'channels' suggest a one-way communication model that is outdated.</li><li>Advocates for 'People-First Internal Communication' propose a more collaborative and human-centered approach to internal comms.</li><li>The evolving landscape of work and rising employee expectations are driving the need for a shift in internal communication language and mindset.</li></ul>

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