• Making the hard but important people decisions.

  • 2024/08/01
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Making the hard but important people decisions.

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  • In this follow-up video, I dive into one of the most critical dysfunctions discussed last week: making the hard but important people decisions. Here’s why it's crucial and how you can tackle it effectively.

    Key Statistics: 45% of CEOs and C-suite executives don’t consider their top team to be high-performing. Yet, 93% believe their personal contributions positively impact the organization. This disparity highlights a significant issue in senior leadership teams.

    Identifying the 7 out of 10s: Many executives fall into the “messy middle” – they’re not poor performers but aren’t exceptional either. It’s vital to recognize these 7 out of 10 players who are just doing enough to get by.

    Steps to Take:

    1. Identify the 7 out of 10s: Recognize those who aren’t contributing at the highest level.
    2. Evaluate Potential: Determine if they can be improved to become top performers. If not, it’s time for decisive action.
    3. Act Quickly: Don’t let mediocre performance linger. The adage “hire slowly, fire quickly” applies here.
    4. Interim Solutions: Sometimes, having someone act up temporarily is better while you find the right replacement.
    5. Board Management: Address these issues with your board. You and your chairperson must align on removing average performers to strengthen the team.

    Why This Matters: Allowing mediocrity to persist drains your time and resources, hinders organizational performance, and creates a drag on overall success. Acting decisively ensures you have a high-performing team that drives your business forward.

    If this resonates with you, and you’re dealing with similar challenges in your organization, drop me a line. Let's discuss how we can create an action plan to address these issues.

    Thank you for listening.

    See you next week!

    ___
    Here’s how you can take things deeper with me…

    - I only work with 6 CEOs every year, I have one spot available. If you want to work with me, Start Here

    - Mindset and Skillset Shifts, video playlists for:

    • Enterprise CEOs
    • Founders
    • New CEOs

    - Are you a Founder CEO planning your Exit? Join me and 6 other founders next quarter where we plan, prepare and work together for a successful exit. Join the Waitlist

    Videos for all these episodes are on my YouTube channel.

    If you enjoy my content and you want to get in touch to find out how I could work with you, or someone you know, you can reach me at:

    My LinkedIn Page

    Or you can drop me an email.

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In this follow-up video, I dive into one of the most critical dysfunctions discussed last week: making the hard but important people decisions. Here’s why it's crucial and how you can tackle it effectively.

Key Statistics: 45% of CEOs and C-suite executives don’t consider their top team to be high-performing. Yet, 93% believe their personal contributions positively impact the organization. This disparity highlights a significant issue in senior leadership teams.

Identifying the 7 out of 10s: Many executives fall into the “messy middle” – they’re not poor performers but aren’t exceptional either. It’s vital to recognize these 7 out of 10 players who are just doing enough to get by.

Steps to Take:

  1. Identify the 7 out of 10s: Recognize those who aren’t contributing at the highest level.
  2. Evaluate Potential: Determine if they can be improved to become top performers. If not, it’s time for decisive action.
  3. Act Quickly: Don’t let mediocre performance linger. The adage “hire slowly, fire quickly” applies here.
  4. Interim Solutions: Sometimes, having someone act up temporarily is better while you find the right replacement.
  5. Board Management: Address these issues with your board. You and your chairperson must align on removing average performers to strengthen the team.

Why This Matters: Allowing mediocrity to persist drains your time and resources, hinders organizational performance, and creates a drag on overall success. Acting decisively ensures you have a high-performing team that drives your business forward.

If this resonates with you, and you’re dealing with similar challenges in your organization, drop me a line. Let's discuss how we can create an action plan to address these issues.

Thank you for listening.

See you next week!

___
Here’s how you can take things deeper with me…

- I only work with 6 CEOs every year, I have one spot available. If you want to work with me, Start Here

- Mindset and Skillset Shifts, video playlists for:

  • Enterprise CEOs
  • Founders
  • New CEOs

- Are you a Founder CEO planning your Exit? Join me and 6 other founders next quarter where we plan, prepare and work together for a successful exit. Join the Waitlist

Videos for all these episodes are on my YouTube channel.

If you enjoy my content and you want to get in touch to find out how I could work with you, or someone you know, you can reach me at:

My LinkedIn Page

Or you can drop me an email.

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