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Do You Have the Right Talent to Execute Your Business Strategy?

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Do You Have the Right Talent to Execute Your Business Strategy? Because your strategy must go through your talent to be successfully executed, it is no surprise that organizations must have the requisite capabilities and confidence to move strategies forward. Strategies that are misaligned with talent are asking for trouble.

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How to Create More Agile Mindsets at Work

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Organizational agility requires the motivation to scan the external environment and the skills to shift corresponding strategies, cultures, and talent. The opposite of an agile organization is a company that is frozen in place, leaders who do not actively involve stakeholders in creating new ways, and employees who resist change.

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4 Corporate Culture Mechanisms for Change

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Whether major or minor, culture change can be challenging. The Good News Yes, any kind of organizational change is difficult. For example, one executive team starts every board meeting with a “mission moment” to ground everyone to the fundamental purpose of the organization.

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How to Market Internal Corporate Training

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Sadly, our organizational culture assessment data found that most employees do not understand or appreciate what their talent development organizations have to offer to build their skills, knowledge, and careers. A key ingredient to effective change management is meeting people where they are.

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How to Succeed in a Matrixed Work Environment

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When done wrong, matrixed employees seem to spend more time and effort in negotiations and meetings than actually getting things done. Simplify, Reduce, and Adjust Whenever Possible Do you really need all team members to attend every meeting? If needed, update team goals and expectations.

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Do You Have an Adaptable Enough Corporate Culture?

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Focus on the Customer When it comes to culture change, customer focus is a powerful organizational lever. Employees who recognize the need to serve their customers — both internal and external — are more apt to continually look for new and improved ways to meet and exceed customer expectations. appeared first on LSA Global.

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Steps to Create a Coherent Business Strategy

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That means meeting people where they are and navigating their willingness and motivation to change , think, behave, and act in a way that moves the agreed-upon plan forward – especially when times are tough. Honestly assess where you are in terms of your strategy, culture, talent, marketplace, business model, and readiness to change.