2. FOUR KEY QUESTIONS
How’s business?
How do you know?
Is it improving?
How do you know?
3. BASIC MANAGEMENT PRINCIPAL
If you can’t see it…you can’t measure it.
If you can’t measure it…you can’t manage it.
If you can’t manage it…you can’t improve it.
Management must:
See it!
Measure it!
Manage it!
Improvement it!
4. MANAGEMENT’S FOCUS
Leadership determines Direction
Structure determines Growth
People determine Potential
Relationships determine Morale
Process determines Efficiencies
6. DEFINING THEIR ROLES
Highly Motivated Low Motivated
Highly Competent Highly Competent
Tenured, Star Performer Troubled Employee,
Performer
Highly Motivated Low Motivated
Low Competent Low Competent
New Hire Bad Hire, No time to fix,
7. MANAGEMENT TACTICS
Highly Motivated Low Motivated
Highly Competent Highly Competent
Low Direction, Low Support Low Direction, High Support
Tenured, Star Performer Troubled Employee, Performer
Highly Motivated Low Motivated
Low Competent Low Competent
Low Support, High Direction This one is gone by now!
New Hire Bad Hire, No time to fix,
8. MANAGEMENT TENDENCIES
Bark Louder
Turn Up the Pressure
Start Directing More
Start Encouraging Less
Start Micro Managing Team
Start Revisiting Comp Plans
Stop Recognition Programs
9. MANAGEMENT SHOULD DO’S
Bark Less
Listen More
Address Individual Performance Issues
Spend MORE Time with Key People
Offer More Encouragement
Focus on Winning Activities & Results
Raise Recognition for Right Things