I’ve had 3 or 4 different CEOs show me this method for group prioritization lately, and I’ve since used it with two clients. I couldn’t find it on the web, so I might have the name wrong. If you know…
I’ve had 3 or 4 different CEOs show me this method for group prioritization lately, and I’ve since used it with two clients. I couldn’t find it on the web, so I might have the name wrong. If you know…
If you simply can’t imagine taking a whole day offsite with your leadership team, don’t bother with this post. Instead, read Too busy to plan? Otherwise, read on! There are 5 essential elements to an effective quarterly planning offsite. Getting…
In Mastering the Rockefeller Habits, Verne Harnish outlines a meeting rhythm that growth companies can follow to make sure information, ideas and problem solving flows quickly and accurately throughout the organization. Here’s my quick summary of the full rhythm: Daily…
Quite a few CEOs I’ve spoken with recently tell me they’re too busy to add a daily huddle or a quarterly planning offsite to their schedule. This post is for those of you too busy for the full meeting rhythm…
I’ve received a couple of messages like this recently: Ted, on the bottom of the annual and quarterly columns on the one-page strategic plan, there’s a space for critical numbers. Could you explain that further? The concept of the critical…
How effective are your weekly meetings? Are you discussing what’s most important? How do you know? Ineffective meetings are not only a waste of time for everyone involved, they also waste money (you’re paying people to waste that time, rather…
From Inc mag in 2007, still just as relevant today, if you’d like to learn how a few specific companies use a daily huddle: http://www.inc.com/magazine/20071101/the-art-of-the-huddle.html