Alignment

. . . is an optimal state in which
strategy, people, customers and key processes
work in concert to drive growth and productivity.

Are you concerned about low levels of worker engagement and alignments with your priorities?

Are the resources and human effort of your enterprise  being focused on key goals— the “Main Thing?”

In their book, Built to Last, Jim Collins and Jerry Porras note that “Attaining alignment is a never-ending process of identifying and doggedly correcting mi-salignments that push a company away from its core ideology or impede progress.”

John Kotter of the Harvard Business School has said that “leadership is all about alignment.”

The new Work of Leaders* process can help connect the dots between

• Vision  means an imagined future condition for an organization or team and seeks to create unquestionable value, serve in an unparalleled way, and reinvent how it operates.
• Alignment is a critical step if any vision is going to become a reality.  A key role of leaders at all   levels in the organization involves gaining and maintaining alignment.
•  Execution at the most basic level is making the vision a reality.

Want to know how to measure Alignment within your organization?

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