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Is Your Scorecard Driving Results?

Written by Christina Mack on March 29, 2011

Hello all:

With many new clients and new Implementers added to our Implementer team lately there have been a lot of new scorecards created out there which is what prompts this urgent message.

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How to Have Effective Meetings

Written by Don Tinney on March 7, 2011

In considering all the different suggestions for how to have effective meetings, it’s important to focus on the desired outcome. Any meeting you conduct should first have clearly stated, meaningful objectives and a matching agenda to meet those objectives. Don’t meet because it just feels like you need a meeting.

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Disengaged Employees

Written by Rene Boer on February 14, 2011

It’s estimated that uninspired, disengaged employees cost American business more than $350 billion annually. Over the last decade, a Gallup Poll of 10 million employees revealed that two thirds felt they were not given the opportunity to do what they do best every day.

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Sometimes You Have To Do A Little Pruning

Written by Gino Wickman on January 31, 2011

I use a great analogy with clients who are struggling with the issue of toxic team members. The comparison is to gardening. When a plant is dying, it’s often one unhealthy branch or limb that is killing the entire organism. Simply prune the dead or dying limb, and the plant comes back to life and flourishes.

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How to Solve Business Problems – The Second Discipline

Written by Rene Boer on January 20, 2011

After capturing all your issues on your team’s Issues List – the first discipline – we now need to review the second discipline – how to solve business problems.

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