One of the most common and recurring themes that come up in discussion during strategy sessions with executive leaders is a frustration with plans that move forward only to stall out “inside the Red Zone.”
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Author: Joseph P. Truncale, Ph.D.
The Perils of Promotion
As if business leaders needed another challenge, many face one that is complex and painful: Having to unwind an internal promotion that did not work out as planned.
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Here is a simplified approach to building out meaningful, measurable objectives that will help bring better business results and very quickly. Here are five key objectives to get you started.
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It’s not what we provide the customer. It’s more about what the customer does with it to improve the circumstance of their work or their personal life. More to the point, how does what we do or provide make the customer’s situation better in some identifiable, measurable way?
Read MoreRetreat to Advance
Here’s a formula that will give organizations of any size, scope or specialty the best chance for strategic success.
Read MoreThe Value of Team Member Input
Executive leaders are constantly faced with choices about any number of issues, challenges, and opportunities. Is this as it should be and if so, what is the best approach?
Read MoreWhat Motivates Performance?
Just what is it that managers can do to inspire employees to higher levels of engagement and performance?
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