Organizational Health

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"The single, greatest advantage any company can achieve is organizational health."

Patrick Lencioni, The Advantage

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The Book:

In Pat's best-seller, The Advantage: Why Organizational Health Trumps Everything Else in Business, he makes an overwhelming case that organizational health will surpass all other disciplines in business as the greatest opportunity for improvement and competitive advantage. Drawing on his extensive consulting experience and reaffirming many of the themes cultivated in his other best-selling books, Pat reveals the four actionable steps to achieving long-term, sustainable success.

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The Model

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Our 12-month Road Map will help you work through the four disciplines and achieve organizational health.

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The first and most critical step in a healthy organization is creating a cohesive leadership team that is committed to do the ongoing work of developing and maintaining a high-performing team and mastering the five behaviors outlined in The Five Dysfunctions of a Team.
Take the Team Assessment to learn how to create a more cohesive team.
Creating clarity at the executive level is essential to building and maintaining a healthy organization. There are six simple but critical questions that need to be answered, eliminating all discrepancies among team members.
Use our Six Critical Questions worksheet to help create clarity on your team.
Once a leadership team has become cohesive and established clarity around the six critical questions, they need to communicate the answers to employees over and over again. There are specific communication strategies the leadership team can employ to ensure that messaging is consistent and absorbed by employees.
Learn more about the importance of communication.
For an organization to be healthy, organizational clarity (the six critical questions) must become embedded into the fabric of the organization. Systems in the following areas need to tie to the six questions: Recruiting and hiring, managing performance, compensation and rewards and real-time recognition
Add clarity to your hiring process with our Hiring Guide.Add clarity to your meetings with our Meeting Advantage online tool.

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Take this quick organizational health survey and get a snapshot of your organization's overall health, as well as advice on how to start transforming your organization today.

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