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No one ever starts a business thinking it will end up stumbling along or struggling. But according to data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 20 percent of organizations…
No one ever starts a business thinking it will end up stumbling along or struggling. But according to data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 20 percent of organizations…
At some point or another, every company hits bumps in the road. Whether due to factors internal, external or a mix of both, organizations can suddenly face slips in performance,…
If there’s anything that can be said about accountability, it’s that it’s impossible to build it into your organization if you—the leader—haven’t adopted it for yourself. And by that, we…
It’s the beginning of a new year, an ideal time for you, as a leader, to make a fresh start on how you lead yourself, specifically, against the backdrop of…
At MAP, we talk a lot about alignment between you and your direct reports. And we also focus greatly on the alignment around your organization’s Vital Few, or those goals…
When you think about building alignment in your organization, what pops into mind? Alignment between your vital goals and activities? Alignment between what gets measured and the results you’re getting?…
No leader wants to admit their organization is in trouble. Or that areas of significant weakness may be derailing whatever methods have been put in place for productivity to remain…
Is your organization too “loosey goosey”? You know what we mean. There are communication problems. Things feel out of whack. Unpredictable. Reactive. Disorganized. Employee morale could use a (big!) boost.…
It can be really easy to point the finger at your direct reports and other team leaders when noticing a lack of accountability in the workplace. But before doing that,…
As a leader, you hear the “accountability” buzzword all the time. Although you probably have a good idea about what it means, accountability sometimes gets misconstrued. Leaders get confused or…