9 Questions to Assess Your Organization’s Health

  1. Direction. Do leaders communicate a clear and compelling vision of where the organization is headed, how to get there, and what it means for people?
  2. Accountability. Do leaders in the organization ensure individuals understand what is expected of them, have sufficient authority and feel accountable for delivering results?
  3. Coordination & Control. Do leaders consistently measure and manage business and risk, and act to address problems when they arise?
  4. External Orientation. Do leaders engage with important external stakeholders (customers, suppliers, partners, and others) to more effectively create and deliver value – both now and in the future?
  5. Leadership. Do leaders use effective leadership styles to shape the actions of people in the organization to drive high performance?
  6. Innovation & Learning. Do leaders encourage and harness new ideas, including everything from radical innovation to incremental improvement, so the organization can effectively evolve and grow over time?
  7. Capabilities. Do leaders ensure the institutional skills and talent are in place to execute the strategy and create competitive advantage?
  8. Motivation. Do leaders develop employee loyalty and enthusiasm, and inspire people to exert extraordinary effort to perform at their very best?
  9. Culture & Climate. Do leaders in the organization cultivate a clear, consistent set of values and working norms that foster effective workplace behavior?
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