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The central topic or idea explored in the story can parallel organizational values or strategic goals.

The setting provides context and can be reflective of the organization’s culture and work environment.

Conflict adds interest and can illustrate challenges the organization faces or has overcome. It is useful for highlighting problem-solving skills and resilience.

The speed at which a story progresses can maintain interest and captivate the audience, keeping them engaged with the organizational message.

Conversations between characters can reveal company culture and employee relationships in a dynamic way.

A tool used to give context or background to current events in the organization by narrating past experiences.

Characters represent stakeholders or key figures in the organization. They can embody company values or demonstrate desired behaviors.

Using symbols to represent ideas or qualities can subtly convey complex aspects of the organization’s culture and values.

The peak of the story where the conflict reaches its height, helping to emphasize the organization's milestones or turning points.

Descriptive language that appeals to the senses can help employees visualize concepts and ideas being communicated.

Understanding the audience helps in crafting stories that resonate with them and convey the intended organizational message effectively.

The attitude or emotional atmosphere of the story can influence employee morale and perception of messages.

The sequence of events and the way a story is organized can influence employee understanding and engagement. It's used to frame organizational history and future projections.

Recurring elements that help to reinforce the theme and deepens the audience's understanding of the organization.

The takeaway message that can serve as a guiding principle or a call-to-action for employees, frequently used in training and development.

Hints or clues about what will happen later can create anticipation and help in explaining organizational goals or upcoming changes.

The manner of expression chosen for storytelling can align with brand identity and convey the organization's character.

Figurative language to draw comparisons that can illuminate organizational scenarios and guide employees in seeing things from a new perspective.

The way stories are resolved can inspire and convey key messages about the organization’s ability to handle adversity.