Course Overview
Success doesn’t necessarily come from breakthrough strategy but from flawless execution. The good thing about execution issues is that they are within our control. The Four Habits of Great Execution is a half-day workshop for leaders who want to improve results, even when executing the strategy requires significant change in behaviour from their teams.
Course Content
In this half-day session you will learn:
- Five steps which are essential to build a great team
- Why so many strategies are quietly suffocated during execution
- Four habits of great execution which will ensure that your strategy delivers results:
- Focusing on shiny goals
- Acting on lead measures of success
- Maintaining focus, knowing the score
- Creating a rhythm and culture of accountability
Course Benefits
Stop and ask yourself this question - which of these do leaders struggle with more? Is it creating a strategy or executing the strategy? Most leaders immediately answer “Execution!”
Now, ask yourself a second question. If you think about the business courses that you have taken, what did you study more – execution or strategy? Most leaders immediately answer “Strategy!”
This half-day workshop helps to redress the balance, equipping you with four habits of great execution, a recipe for ensuring that strategy delivers results.
Next Steps
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