“Am I continuing to learn and grow?” is a question that resonates with employees of all ages. The way your organization helps them answer that question may be your competitive advantage in attracting, developing, and keeping tomorrow’s talent.
Harvard Business Review – *How to Develop Top Talent and Achieve Stronger Performance, May 2010
Asked about the attributes that they think are most important to a high-performance team, respondents point to clear achievable goals as the number one factor.
Ernst & Young – *The Power of Many, 2013
When a company engages its people in problem solving as part of their daily work, they feel more motivated, they do their jobs better, the organization’s performance improves, and a virtuous cycle starts to turn.
McKinsey Quarterly – *Building a Problem Solving Culture that Lasts, Nov. 2009
* By Jeanne C. Meister and Karie Willyerd 2010. How to Develop Top Talent and Achieve Stronger Performance: Harvard Business Review
* By Ernst & Young 2013. The Power of Many – How companies use teams to drive superior corporate performance: Ernst & Young Research Report
* By Randy Cook, and Alison Jenkins 2014. Building a Problem-Solving Culture that Lasts: McKinsey & Company.