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Two Keys for Today’s Leaders

Lead Change Blog

They will help you do all of the above, and I’m going to give them to you right now: Positive Framing and Generative Questions. Leaders, anxious to do something about it, began a root cause analysis and did surveys to clarify the extent of the problem and solicit solutions. There are only two keys. Here’s an example.

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What if the Miracle Question Worked with Corporate Teams?

Mike Cardus

The focus on what’s wanted (not what’s wrong), what’s going well (rather than what’s gone badly) and practical progress (rather than explanatory theory) leads to a positive and pragmatic way to work with organizations and individuals. From [link]. What is the Miracle Question? What ideas do you know work and are hesitant to try?

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Integrate Analytics Across Your Entire Business

Harvard Business Review

Develop a robust root cause analysis capability. Once CoE is created, the pod teams should perform root cause analyses to support the performance management process. They are not left alone to develop root cause analysis insights in a vacuum. Make collaborative decisions.