Internal communication refers to communication occurring where?

Internal communication refers to communication occurring where?

• A. Between people inside the business
• B. Between the business and external regulators
• C. Between different organizations
• D. Public relations announcements to the media

Answer: (A)

Internal communication is about sharing information among people inside a business—across staff, teams, and management—to coordinate work, convey policies, and create a shared understanding of goals. The correct option fits this because it describes exchanges between people inside the organization. Examples include memos, emails, team meetings, and intranet notices. The other options involve talking to external parties—regulators outside the firm, other organizations, or the media—so they are external communications, not internal.

Internal communication is about sharing information among people inside a business—across staff, teams, and management—to coordinate work, convey policies, and create a shared understanding of goals. The correct option fits this because it describes exchanges between people inside the organization. Examples include memos, emails, team meetings, and intranet notices. The other options involve talking to external parties—regulators outside the firm, other organizations, or the media—so they are external communications, not internal.