Three out of every five companies rate their organization as weak on strategy execution. When you dig into the potential barriers to implementation, there is a general lack of understanding of the various factors at play, resulting in the inevitable managerial justifications — “poor leadership,” “inadequate talent,” “lack of process excellence,” etc. This article suggests three key steps to build the right execution system: 1) a good strategy, 2) the right organization, and 3) effective management. With these three ingredients in place, human ingenuity can be unleashed, and employees can collectively deliver on the company’s strategic goals.
Content: Article
Authors: Darko Lovric, Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subject: Strategy
Authors: Darko Lovric, Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subject: Strategy
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