Improving Business Performance through Better People

Decisions, Management and Engagement:  A Discussion


Optimizing People - A Discussion of Issues and Opportunities

When it comes to leading and managing an organization of high performers, a leader needs to focus alternately on selection, development, focus and alignment with a fair amount of reinforcement thrown in. If they do this effectively, they optimize their people. That is, they create a powerful, highly capable, enthusiastic team or set of teams that gets the right things done right and achieves goals. Unfortunately, far too many do not do this at all. 

The purpose of these discussions is to lay out the concepts, ideas, tools, programs and case studies on how to accomplish this. It is a complex area in the sense that there are many levers and many variables that need to be aligned and properly focused. On the other hand, the most powerful ideas and tools are common sense-based once there is an accurate understanding of the people, processes and markets. Please feel free to comment or begin a discussion on any thread.

 

The Ultimate Management Tool, What is it?What if you could design the ultimate management tool - Would it help select / hire the best?What if you could design the Ultimate Management Tool? Would it help Engage and Motivate your People?The Ultimate Management Tool? Would it help you retain them?The Ultimate Management Tool? Would it help you Develop them optimally?What would your Ultimate Management Tool consist of?What would your Ultimate Management Tool consist of?If you accurately understand then you can...Execute Optimally with accurate understanding / Execute poorly with misunderstandingHATS: Perhaps, the Ultimate Management Tool

"The U.S. Department of Labor has estimated the costs to replace an employee to be approximately 1/3 their annual salary; but when you start looking at the impact of hiring the wrong employee and having to replace them, some studies say 2.5 times annual earnings, some 4 times and some even higher." AGILEdge