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In the relentless pursuit of quarterly earnings and market share, it's easy to overlook the most fundamental driver of organizational success: the relationship between managers and their teams. As we reflect on gratitude in business, we should give thanks to those managers who understand that their greatest achievement isn't hitting targets—it's unleashing the full potential of the people who help them get there.
So you might be wondering, why all the fuss about job descriptions? Well, they’re not just formalities anymore – they’re a strategic tool...
Help your Teams understand what accountability looks like with a universal set of expectations that should be on everyone’s job description.
President Kennedy gave what might be considered the best-ever QQTR goal to America
66% of American employees are not engaged in their work (Gallup 2018). The average company wastes $11,000 per employee every year because of that disengagement.
The Gallup organization recently posted on LinkedIn saying “just 2% of CHROs from Fortune 500 companies surveyed strongly agree that their performance management system inspires...
Job descriptions are more than just generic filler for postings. They’re a powerful strategic asset to align your Team’s work with company goals and values.
I have worked in multiple organizations, and I have served as a business advisor or executive coach to many others. Each used some type of performance management system or set of practices, whether formally instituted or (often in smaller organizations) just by the way things got done. So, what are the hallmarks of effective performance management?
Are you a manager wanting to improve the effectiveness of your 1:1 coaching sessions? Here are a few tips.
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