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The Tragedy of Poor Communication
By Simon Lee Smith

Internal communication is not 'soft and fluffy' - it is at the very heart of the organization, whatever its purpose, and is critical to its effective functioning. The tragic and horrific case of Baby Peter, the toddler who died in August 2007 after receiving sustained abuse from his mother, her boyfriend and their lodger, provides a stark reminder of the importance of communication at work and the potential consequences of getting it wrong.

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Brian Young writes:

Subject: Communication Article

Mr Lee smith, I read your article and completely agree with your views on communication. In fact I feel that most of the real life problems emerges as the lack of proper communication between the relating entities. If you need to sort it out you have to be communicate better. Yes the poor communication may be very tragic.

Comment provided September 9, 2009 at 7:51 am

Sara Adams writes:

Subject: Internal comms

Very nice article on internal comms. In fact I was looking for the same info for the last few months...Thnx

Comment provided September 9, 2009 at 7:58 am

Joseph Anderson writes:

Subject: Communication Issue

Hi Lee,

Very Informative article you wrote. my friend Sara emailed this to me. I was wondering about the issue..any way good article..

keeping writing...

Comment provided September 9, 2009 at 8:03 am

Arvi writes:

Subject: Communication issue

Better Communication is the need of the moments whenever you sense trouble. Either you are talking about the family, home, organization, or anything, where there is a lack of proper comms channel problems are bound to arise. we need to talk. comms is the best way to dealt with any such issues..

Your article is extremely good but it would be better if you can elaborate it further..its seems bit short as of now...anyway good article....

Comment provided October 13, 2009 at 6:29 am