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So as we part on this Friday afternoon, with temperatures on the rise (fingers crossed), please think about what carrots and perks you’re selling and more important, think about how many times you haven’t followed through! If there are more than one or two, you’ve probably got a pretty serious problem bubbling right under your professional feet. Management normally loves ideas like that, which is a sure fire way to get noticed as an up and coming leader. Similarly, try to develop spiffs, or something to rewards individuals outside the standard incentive programs. You’d be surprised how easy that can work out. Heck, sales people normally have pretty deep spending accounts, so hit them up to help buy your team a lunch.
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When working for a big company it’s all about navigating the different “buckets” and/or budgets to get you what you need to be successful. A product of the city’s 1960s urban renewal, the two-building complex spanning two full blocks at 1000 Red River Street opened its original western structure in 1973, completing its near-identical eastern expansion by the same architects at Jessen Associates in 1990 and now that TRS is executing its plans to relocate to a new building at. In other words, get freaking creative! Find dollars to use for small but meaningful activities to reward the teams. Of course if you’re a savvy leader you know there are always solutions to problems made by the company. NOTHING kills morale faster than messing with people’s money. In my history, I’ve blindly worked thinking bonuses would be paid out if we hit a certain revenue goal, only to find out that our margins were not “good” enough, so bonuses were promptly given a “haircut.” Well congratulations Company, you’ve just alienated an army of folks to save a few dollars. Any quality employee will surely see through the “oasis trap” the next time and you’ll be stuck underperforming with a side plate of horrible morale to boot!īut it’s not always your fault Leaders Companies (as a whole) make this mistake as well. if you like our stories, you can get updates by eMAIL Select a vegetable. But the memory of crawling through the desert towards an oasis, only to find another mouth full of sand, isn’t something you rebound from. Here we have a vegetables pictures quiz in which you will be shown the images. If they work hard enough they’ll enjoy the spoils of success. If you want to get there once, sure, play them as a fool and let them think there is some kind of oasis in the desert. If you’re worth anything as a leader you can get your team to where you need them.
If you throw a carrot out there, you better damn well have a carrot ready for them when they achieve the goal you set. Your word, your integrity as a leader hinges on your ability to deliver on your promises. I’ve seen this mistake made time and time again by leaders that simply think their employees are too dim to understand what is going on.
There is nothing worse than thinking you’ll get something at the end of a road only to find nothing. First rule about leadership…you don’t promise things you can’t deliver.
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