The ability to make good decisions is the #1 common denominator of great leaders and teams. And with the world moving faster than ever before, leaders are continually forced to make decisions at a pace and risk level they have never experienced. In Part 4 of this series, we show you how to master the …
The best entrepreneurs charge forward with confidence in their decision-making ability instead of holding back in fear – ultimately turning times of uncertainty to their advantage. But the chances of success can be compromised by any of the 10 bad decision-making habits, offered by Gino Wickman in the e-book, DECIDE. Avoid them all! 1. Thou …
As we navigate through these times of uncertainty, Part 1 of this series describes how it’s imperative for leaders to provide a sense of clear direction, getting everyone 100% on the same page with where the company is going and a plan of execution to get there. As we navigate through uncharted waters, Part 2 of the …
How would you size up your company’s culture? Do employees stay long-term? Are they productive and engaged with a high level of job satisfaction? Do they find their work meaningful with room for growth? Do they invite their friends, neighbors and relatives to come work for you?Building a strong culture is a “must have” in …
DECISION MAKING IN UNCHARTERED WATERS – A 4-Part Series Position Your Company for its Best Opportunity for Success The #1 common denominator of great leaders and teams is the ability to make good decisions. Put another way, our ability to succeed is in direct proportion to our ability to solve problems. With the world moving …
Effective May 17, Executive Order 20-56, the “Stay Safe Order,” is the next step in Minnesota’s response to the coronavirus, with retail stores, malls and other businesses able to open if they have a preparedness plan and operate at 50 percent occupancy. For businesses that have been allowed to stay open or re-open under previous …
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Now more than ever in our lifetime, the speed of decision-making is putting business leaders to the test. As we navigate through the uncertainties of the current pandemic, filled with urgency, imperfect information and huge stakes at risk, taking too long to make decisions can be detrimental. Being indecisive causes missed opportunities and employee frustration. …
1) Stay focused. Since you run on EOS, you’ve integrated discipline into your company’s DNA. For example, your scorecard is an early warning system that will forecast trouble. Missed goals will be IDS’d and your key measurables will be steered back in the right direction, as best as possible. Consider adding a “daily huddle” to …
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