Ethan McCarty elaborates why communicating with integrity, as constituted by both authority and authenticity is so important.
Welcome to EveryoneSocial’s Bitecast! Before we dive into the great content below, I want to briefly explain what the Bitecast is all about.
While we all love great video interviews and podcasts, we’ve found that the content is often too long. We all have busy work lives and often want the takeaway nugget upfront.
This is why the EveryoneSocial Bitecast exists. Every week, we deliver an informative and educational piece of media in a short and bite-sized format.
In the context of management content, it’s about creating an authoritative source. On the other hand, by enabling the reception of employee experiences, authentic contribution occurs. But how is a balance struck between the two?
Ethan McCarty is back on the Bitecast for his second episode to elaborate why communicating with integrity, as constituted by both authority and authenticity is so important and key to creating an engaging strategy.
How can authority and authenticity synthesize without either voice exploiting the other? For starters, Ethan suggests that we should loosen our grip on the expectations of linear narratives, a communication bias that can be traced back millennia to Aristotle.
Performance speaks to linear narratives, but can overlook the meaning of employee experiences that defy metrics. And engagement as a qualitative experience is essential for building relationships. If these two modes of communication align, a winning integrity is established that can activate any network.
Todd served as Director of Marketing at EveryoneSocial, leading content strategy and editorial across the blog through 2021. Today he is Head of Content & Brand at RemoFirst, founder of Linkeezy (an inbox and content tool for LinkedIn), and a SaaS marketing and content advisor.
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