Which term describes communication that relates to messages of all types sent by managers to all employees?

• A. Interdepartmental communication
• B. Intranet
• C. Internal communication
• D. Information meeting

Answer: (C)

Internal communication is the process of sharing messages from managers to everyone in the organization. It covers all types of messages—policy updates, goals, reminders, changes, and everyday instructions—sent to all employees, not just specific groups. This makes it the best description for communication aimed at the entire workforce.

Interdepartmental communication, by contrast, involves messages between different departments, not the whole staff. An intranet is a platform used to share internal information, but it’s a channel, not the overall term for the practice. An information meeting is a single event used to convey information, not the ongoing practice of communicating to all employees.