Get Hard Again Review

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Get Hard Again Review

• Leaders are so focused on tasks and mandates that
  they are forgetting the valuable investment into
  coaching of their people. Operations are
  scrambling to keep up to the call for growth and
  are often at the tail end of major initiatives.
  There is a lack of integration and synergy
  between departments that creates disjointed
  launches and stop and start initiatives.
• Teams can be as large as thirty or more people
  which sparks conflicts and creates ego clashes.
  Many organizations know they need to change and
  have used change management tactics that have
  fizzled over time. To get to the future of work
  organizational leaders need to make the decision
  to transform the culture, processes and the way
  work is done NOW. How? Here are three ways for
  organizations and their leaders to be ready now.

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Get Hard Again Book

• Assess your organization from a place of
  complete and utter truth. Ask yourselves the
  following questions to get there Do our current
  systems and processes support the actual outcomes
  we want for our customers and our employees? (for
  example if you say you want your customers to
  have the best experience online do you have the
  best technology?) Do our leaders have the
  necessary skills to develop and coach our people
  to top notch performance? Do we have a plan in
  place that is being implemented and measured as
  to how we are making ourselves future of work
  ready?

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Get Hard Again eBook

• After asking the 'truth' questions the next
  step is to determine if you are truly ready to
  lead the change towards a new culture and a new
  way of doing business. Conduct or review an
  employee and customer survey to determine the
  'pulse' of what is really going on from their
  perspective. Include this information when
  assessing the 'truth'. Based on the assessment
  and the surveys begin to build teams of eight
  people or less to take action on the areas to be
  improved.

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Get Hard Again PDF

• Get Hard Again Review Bring the senior leadership
  team together from every department and have a
  strategic retreat focused solely on the
  leadership development needed at the senior level
  in order to achieve future of work readiness.
  Many leaders say they are change ready and that
  they are willing to change AND their approach to
  their work and their employees does not change.
  IBM research study in 2012 states that the
  biggest opportunities for senior leaders is to a)
  leverage technology b) dare to be open c) add
  value. These are the elements that make a
  workplace future ready and the more people in the
  company that focuses on these areas of
  opportunity the more growth, the more engaged
  employees and more happy customers.
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