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Celebrate the Magic of Managers

Managers have been widely overlooked for decades.

The highest-performing organizations support and celebrate strong managers not as the source of accountability, but as key reinforcers of the culture senior leaders set.

Manager Consistency

Challenges in Creating Manager Consistency

Better:

Employee engagement because they feel they are being treated fairly and consistently
Focused time on the right priorities
Quality from the use of consistent processes and performance metrics
Retention of the best talent and less unwanted turnover

Faster:

Execution on the operating plan because managers confidently speak about the plan
Decision making on key personnel and project elements
Adoption of change initiatives by all employees
Response to correcting poor performance

Easier:

Discussion about important team project topics
Performance discussions
To take time off without worrying about the team
To maintain positivity by achieving great results

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Leadership Development

Challenges in Creating Leadership Development

Better:

Pipeline of talent that is ready for bigger assignments
Development programs focused on strategic priorities
Commitment to spending energy on coaching the next level of leaders
Growth among high-priced talent

Faster:

Assessment of important talent
Pathways to a healthy accountability culture
Return on investment from leadership development
Transfer of learning to the real work of the participants

Easier:

Commitment to the company’s purpose and values
Consistency in managers rewarding the right behaviors
Performance consistency across all employees
Use of company meeting time

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Organizational Alignment

Challenges in Creating Organizational Alignment

Better:

Commitment to the company’s purpose and values
Consistency in managers rewarding the right behaviors
Performance consistency across all employees
Use of company meeting time

Faster:

Buy-in to company strategy and direction
Buy-in to personal growth opportunities
Influence those who want to support the company direction
Acceptance of innovative ideas and approaches

Easier:

Paths to creativity by embracing healthy tension across teams
Acceptance of new ideas in solving difficult problems
Agreement on clear roles, responsibilities, and critical hand-offs
For employees to offer their discretionary effort

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