As a business coach or EOS Implementer, you’re constantly helping leadership teams make better decisions, gain clarity, and get everyone rowing in the same direction. But sometimes, even the most
Richard Williams said: “I wrote me a 78-page plan for their whole career before they was even born.” Richard, father of tennis superstars Venus and Serena, may have naysayers, but he knew to just stick to the plan.
In 1918, the Postal Service started experimenting with sending mail via the state-of-the-art aircraft of the time: the biplane. Transcontinental airmail was born. The U.S. Postal Service learned the importance of innovating to achieve new goals. You can do the same for your business.
Early in the EOS Journey, we emphasize that becoming your best as a leadership team requires speaking the same language. And, one term comes quite a bit: quality. Here’s how you can use the EOS Tools to define quality for their business.
Having trouble understanding the language of EOS? We’ve got a quick translation guide for you with this Agile-EOS comparison.
In today’s competitive job market, it’s hard to attract high-quality candidates. In order to attract the Right People, focus on core values. Here’s how…
