How to Clarify Your Strategy so Everyone on Your Team Collaborates and Wins

by | Apr 21, 2021 | Blog

You’ve delivered the infamous “Strategy Presentation,” so your work’s done, right?

Only if you’re ok with your team doing guesswork to flesh out what you’ve already decided – this approach doesn’t have a very good track record.

We often see companies implement a strategy that is simply handed down from the top. As a result, the strategy falls apart b/c the people closest to the problem know that it can’t be implemented the way it was designed.

The problem is, no one tells you!

Try these #bestpractices with your team:

1) Establish expectations about what you’re trying to achieve together when you get to this stage.

2) Get specific & rigorous about your goals & how you’ll measure them.

3) Set a timeline & approximate budget.

4) Have them deliver a plan on how they’ll execute it.

5) Have them identify any operational challenges they foresee & help mitigate or overcome them.

Use a collaborative tool that houses your #strategy implementation plan AND serves as a #communication tool.

I help leaders architect #implementation plans, develop solutions, & ensure collaboration around their most pressing strategic priorities.

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