First, ask and engage people. “Connection Series”    Part 2

Hereโ€™s the first step to connecting people to and into your performance management system: Asking and engaging.

It seems so simple, yet without a system to help us (leaders) do so, our best laid plans and intentions get pushed aside. And when we make poor decisions, not connecting all the dots is usually why.

To take this step I have good news for you: you do not have to add to the โ€œto dosโ€ for your financial or technical teams to start on this improvement process. And you do not have to be an analyst. You do need to be willing to think through data to get a feel for the cause and effect between what is communicated and what gets done. Think of it as removing the โ€œso?โ€ to get to โ€œoh! Got it.โ€

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Welcome to Collaborative Action,

Welcome to Collaborative Action, a blog focused on performance of people at work. Iโ€™ll be sharing what I know, discover and can relate to you through othersโ€ฆabout the โ€œpeopleโ€ component of performance and risk management.

I encourage you to ASK questions, privately or publicly, and SHARE your knowledge with others. Sharing is encouraged through comments but also please contact me, should you be interested in a phone interview a blog post or other means to add value to this topic and this blog.

The Collaborative-Action blog is where you can participate in a discussion, take action and get resultsโ€ฆrelated to people at work and their impact on the performance of the organization. While aimed at HR and management, I encourage others also to participate. This is, after all, the enterprise โ€œyou.โ€ Truly all levels are at work, at will.

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