Hello Friend of Workplace Matters,
Welcome to the first newsletter
for Workplace Matters!
We've arrived at the year 2010 and are celebrating our
5th year in business and we are launching our monthly newsletter. Our
goal is to provide you with relevant insights and resources to help you shape
your company culture and improve employee performance.
Our first article is focused on why goal setting is important
to organizational success. Is your company engaging employees through goal
setting? You have great people working for you, but is getting them on
the same page, headed in the same direction a challenge? If so, read on ...
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"Setting
goals is the first step in turning the invisible into the visible"
- Anthony
Robbins
Imagine setting off
on a journey to sail across the ocean without a set destination. You may
have a sense of the general direction you are headed, but no specific path to
get there. You may find yourself in England, realizing you wanted to get
to Africa. As Yogi Berra would say, "If you don't know where you are
going, you might end up someplace else."
Now imagine you have
decided you want to get to Africa, but you have no compass to guide
you. How will you know whether or not you need to correct your
course? How will you know whether the efforts to correct your course are
fruitful or futile? When will frustration set in?
Not having company
goals can be akin to sailing across the ocean with no particular destination or
road map to guide you. Organizations that lack clear goals are not
taking full advantage of employee commitment and performance potential.
As a result, organizational success is hindered.
By setting goals and
measuring their success, employees are able to see where they are going, what
they have accomplished, and what they are capable of. With each success,
they should be able to accomplish more.
Here are five key
reasons why business leaders need to set goals for their organization, teams
and employees. Read more ....
| Goal Setting Workshop |
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Goals form a crucial part of every business leader's
role. They ensure employee efforts are focused on things that matter
most. Yet setting good, clear goals can be difficult to do. The overall
aim of this workshop is to show you how to set effective goals. These could be goals
for your company, your team, your employees, or yourself. If you would
like to develop your company's skills in setting effective goals, contact us about our Goal
Setting Workshop.
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