Whether you’ve hired family members in the past or if it’s your first time considering it, the decision to hire a family member can be a huge one.
Whether you’ve hired family members in the past or if it’s your first time considering it, the decision to hire a family member can be a huge one.
Topics: Family, Accountability Chart, Integrator, decision-making
Many of my clients talk about the struggle they’re having with getting agreement on their team. They say things like “my team is just not on the same page” or “I need to build consensus with my staff.” When I hear this, my answer is always the same: you don’t need agreement, you need commitment. Here’s what I mean…
Topics: Leadership, Commitment, decision-making
Written by Ed Callahan on July 11, 2019
In their periodic leadership meetings does your leadership team spend endless amounts of time discussing issues? Never seeming to reach a conclusion or make a decision?
Topics: Meetings, Solving Issues, decision-making
When someone is Wrong Person (doesn’t fit our Core Values and Culture), Wrong Seat (in a job they don’t GWC®; Get It, Want It, Capacity to do it and we can’t fix it), or both, the reality is that they have to go.
Topics: Accountability, Team Health, decision-making
The mark of a great leader is consistently being a great decider! When you think about it, all business activity really comes down to two simple things: Making decisions and executing on decisions.
Topics: EOS, IDS, decision-making