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|Articles|December 8, 2010
Easy team communication: Take a cue from this zoo tech
Team communication doesn't have to be stuffy and formal to be useful.
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The term "team communication" may conjure up images of dull e-mails and stuffy memos. But there can be more to it. Here, the Kansas City Zoo’s Andrea Lowery, RVT, shares a fun and informal way in which she and the rest of the team communicate.
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