Productivity Training. Successful performers train! Can you think of any pros who don't? You won't find better ROI than productivity training - to help you address troublesome challenges, missed opportunities, and more. Ask how I can train you, train…https://t.co/88hknqLfBH
Productive peer group. Are you in one? 12 benefits I hear most from leaders:
1. Best practices exchange.
2. Resource sharing & recommendations.
3. Expert speakers & training.
4. Mastermind access & leverage.
5. Opportunity & issue processing.
6. F…https://t.co/ykdVFSOaKO
I-95 Productivity. Some interesting parallels between the recent Philadelphia I-95 reconstruction project and my work with business owners and leaders.
Only 12 days to get the highway operating after its recent sudden closure due…https://t.co/XFHKp9w7hp https://t.co/bQKnanQhsy
Productivity Question #12. What if you rewarded results? To what extent do you compensate employees for their performance or output, rather than their "time"? Smart incentive plans can motivate your employees to (much) higher levels of focus, communica…https://t.co/srH6kSEIkd
Productivity Question #11. What is your overtime (OT) experience? How many of your employees work overtime? How closely do you monitor these hours? To what extent is OT avoided, assumed, expected, or even mandated? OT can be beneficial to an organiza…https://t.co/lKzUgglqqc
Productivity Question #10. What are you rewarding - time or results? The history of employees and employment puts a heavy emphasis on "time" and much less emphasis on "results". Think about the TIME clock, start TIME, break TIME, lunch TIME, quitting T…https://t.co/iLdcLz6z9P
Productivity Question #9. How are you training employees? Most employees want to be productive. Help them! Considering your critical outcomes, goals, and priorities, develop a productivity training schedule for the next 90 days. Keep leadership, stra…https://t.co/SrMA1rkALW
Productivity Question #8. How do you communicate with employees? Two easy ways to improve engagement and productivity are regularly scheduled 1:1s and workgroup meetings. Use 1:1s to develop relationships, understanding, and trust. Use workgroup meeti…https://t.co/vVOBfDQRKs
Productivity Question #7. How strong and effective are your leaders? Given their potential to multiply your productivity, what are you doing to train and coach them to: 1) build and strengthen employee relationships, 2) communicate clearly and positive…https://t.co/iH9vcXICS9
Productivity Question #6. Where would you start with your productivity plan? Think first about LSP - your Leadership, Strategy, and Processes. If you believe that "leadership" is where you have the most "impact" (like I do), then you must understand, a…https://t.co/I9aDaCqz8K
Productivity Question #5. Do you have a productivity plan? (Many organizations do not.) One of my earliest engineering roles was with General Electric in their "Manufacturing Management Program". GE helped me understand the importance of productivity pla…https://t.co/UNcoL4iV26