What has to happen in order for this employee to be successful at his or her job?
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What has to happen in order for this employee to be successful at his or her job?
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Ordinary things, consistently done, produce extraordinary results!
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A small percentage of a large number is a large number.
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Never buy something because you think you might need it someday.
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In the future, I would rather miss an opportunity than lose capital.
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Generalizations kill clarity. Clarity equals power. Power is the ability to act.
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Every failure of leadership has at its root a lack of courage.
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Coaching teaches people how to improve their performance. Training teaches people what to do.
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The key to a great culture is creating and fostering a never-ending conversation about the “rules of the game”.
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The problem is that the culture we currently have in our workplace relationships is rarely a culture we consciously created.
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Unfortunately, growth and control work inversely. The more growth you desire, the less control you can have (and vice versa).
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Be careful who you take advice from. Are they really an expert, or just someone with an opinion and a publisher?
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Business is complex and the future is unknown.
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… success was not obvious at the beginning of the journey—to themselves or anyone else who happened to be watching.
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Consistent execution requires dashboards, processes, best practices, standards, metrics, and accountability to measure the critical drivers, monitor the progress, reward the success, and coach/train the people operating it. Measurement allows you to see which improvements (or corrections) are required in the execution to embrace the outputs and thereby accelerate the progress. All execution must be monitored and corrected but these refinements are distracted by the dashboards, scoreboards, and measurements. Measurement is THE key to sustainability and a culture of accountability.
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