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Weekly meetings are essential to operating a business. They can be so much fun, and everyone will look forward to them when you have the correct ingredients. But what do we discuss and cover at the meetings? It is always good to ask each team member to share a personal and a business success from the last week. When you and your team learn what is going on in personal lives, it helps to understand what is going on at work and why.
According to Gino Wickman in the book Traction, the 4th commandment of solving issues is, “Thou Shalt Not Rely on Secondhand Information.” All parties should be in the meeting. The “he said, she said
Uncover the code to a thriving team! Breaks down the 6 Types of Working Genius program, revealing how each type plays a crucial role in driving innovation and efficiency. Find out how embracing divers
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