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LSA Global
OCTOBER 23, 2023
It’s a three-pronged approach that begins with a thorough assessment; moves to a strategic plan designed in coordination with the leader’s key stakeholders; and finally implements the plan through action steps that are adjusted as needed.
LSA Global
MAY 7, 2021
Are you aiming for culture change and coming up short time after time? You need to understand why culture change fails. We define an organization’s culture as the unique combination of the values, beliefs, and attitudes of its workforce as a whole that govern how and why work gets done. Missing the Target?
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The Management Centre
JULY 30, 2020
In this new regular blog we’ll be sharing some of those challenges, and our advice for dealing with them. In this new regular blog we’ll be sharing some of those challenges, and our advice for dealing with them. Our team sits in Fundraising, and as you can imagine we are just one small team in a much larger department.
LSA Global
JUNE 30, 2021
We’ve All Been Guilty To some degree, it’s a common reaction to walk away from a disappointing work meeting and gripe a bit with a colleague about what left you unsatisfied — an outcome you disagree with or a coworker who annoyed you. It’s a way to air your frustration.
LSA Global
JUNE 1, 2022
They need to be able to prioritize strategic initiatives. And the farther you get from the board room, the higher the level of strategic ambiguity. There are three considerations that should guide your decision making. Focus on: What You’re Good At Don’t lose sight of what brought you success in the first place.
LSA Global
NOVEMBER 15, 2021
To be successful, managers need to be able to interpret how the team can add value and then consistently decide what matters most. Team Charters – How to Create a Clear Line of Sight for Your Team Our organizational alignment research found that strategic clarity accounts for 31% of the difference between high and low performing teams.
LSA Global
FEBRUARY 11, 2019
Before embarking on steps to restructure your team, leaders should be clear about what their current and desired organizational structure encompasses in terms of goals, roles, tasks, and processes used to organize the flow of work. Steps to Restructure Your Team. The Top Reasons to Reorganize Your Team. You need to: 1.
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