You’ve done it all - evaluated the environment, identified goals, developed a measurement framework, and tracked outcomes. You’ve successfully demonstrated the success of your initiative. Is this enough to demonstrate economic value?

Some might cheer with anticipation, but many others might groan in frustration at the idea of strategic planning. On one hand, it’s incredibly valuable to have a vision for the organization’s future and to see how everyone can contribute.

Whatever the reason, decisions or policies that lead to inconsistent or non-descript job titles almost never have the effects that were intended.

Meetings are an important part of the work week for many, but they often get a bad reputation. Meeting frustrations are commonly related to perceptions that meetings aren’t productive.