THE LAST WORD: Tapping Social Workers
Alsop, Ronald J., Workforce Management
"Our good name is also his good name. The two are intertwined."
Ford must be a good company because my neighbor likes working there."
That comment about Ford Motor Co. came from a respondent to a corporate reputation study I was the editor of a few years ago. Though it was simply put, the statement impressed upon me just how powerful employee word-of-mouth can be in forming favorable--or negative--perceptions. Indeed in a later reputation study, my colleagues and I found that 84 percent of respondents considered word-of-mouth messages from employees credible, compared with 75 percent for media coverage of a company and 70 percent for PR and advertising spiels. Only an ā¦
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Publication information:
Article title: THE LAST WORD: Tapping Social Workers.
Contributors: Alsop, Ronald J. - Author.
Magazine title: Workforce Management.
Volume: 90.
Issue: 5
Publication date: May 2011.
Page number: 50.
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