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Summary of The 4 Disciplines of Execution

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Summary of The 4 Disciplines of Execution by Chris McChesney, Sean Covey, and Jim Huling | Includes Analysis

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The 4 Disciplines of Execution is a guide for businesses to reliably commit to the goals and plans they set, authored by associates from FranklinCovey, a management consultancy. Rather than focusing on what a business must accomplish to be successful, the four disciplines establish how to accomplish those things.
One reason commitments tend to be abandoned in business is that new projects and goals are less urgent than the day-to-day tasks of each individual employee, which the authors call the “whirlwind.” The key to commitment fulfillment is for new tasks to take up only a small portion of each employee’s time, but for that employee to be held accountable for completing them.
The first discipline is to settle on one or two wildly important goals (WIGs). These are the things that would have the most significant impact on progress toward the business’s long-term goals. In the second discipline, the WIG…

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21 printed pages
Original publication
2019
Publication year
2019
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  • oxana42820has quoted4 years ago
    The latest in data analysis and visualization technology makes these scoreboards easier to implement than ever before. Many data visualization platforms give users the ability to connect to an actively updated data source, so that if individuals update their lead measures through a shared data file, a connected visualization dashboard hosted on an accessible network intranet page could display the progress on the scoreboard in real time.
  • oxana42820has quoted4 years ago
    Scoreboards without accountability will be abandoned over time and cease to motivate the team.
  • sasha95has quoted4 years ago
    The third discipline is creating a highly visible, quickly understood scoreboard that displays progress toward the WIG and the leading indicators

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