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Scope for further Research:
           According to the researcher, many areas of corporate communication and its diversified role on employee
          engagement should be investigated further in the future. Different types of elements which is having
          influence on employee engagement should be incorporated in the research. An avenue for future research is
          to use a different theoretical framework related to corporate communication, such as employee satisfaction,
          employee turnover, or productivity. And also future research could focus on the implications of feedback in
          corporate communication and employee engagement and to provide further understanding.

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