Execution Revolution is now #1 on the Wall Street Journal’s Business Best Sellers Book List.
It is also #1 on Amazon’s Business Best Sellers List.
I have a few copies for those of you who want one…just send me an email.
Execution Revolution is now #1 on the Wall Street Journal’s Business Best Sellers Book List.
It is also #1 on Amazon’s Business Best Sellers List.
I have a few copies for those of you who want one…just send me an email.
Today we will be discussing the quarterly ratings process. Reviewing employee’s accomplishments is an important part of maintaining alignment and accountability – unfortunately though – so many managers and leaders struggle to keep up with this. We will share with you how to simplify this process.
The Goals of today’s cast is to share with you:
Today we will be discussing the weekly status report. Status reports are a the most important activity in driving execution so if you do only one thing – this is it!
The Goals of today’s cast are to share with you:
Enjoy!
To download the Weekly Status Reports Template – click here
In this cast we discuss estimating the time it takes to complete your deliverables. From our previous casts on this subject, we outlined the importance of determining deliverables for your team – now we are going to look at how and why you should take the next step – and that is estimating and tracking deliverable time.
The Goals of today’s cast are to share with you:
Today we will be discussing the importance of documenting dependencies to help increase execution.
The Goals of today’s cast are to share with you:

In a few months, Execution Revolution, will hit the shelves. This is the new book from Gary Harpst, founder of Six Disciplines (disclosure – for those of you who don’t know, I am the President of Six Disciplines Tampa – we help companies hit their goals more consistently).
The early buzz is that this book will be a hit. Ads are already up in the print editions of Fast Company, Inc. Magazine. There maybe more that I haven’t seen yet too.
We will be giving our readers the chance to win the book on our site, but if you want to get a preview, here is where you can learn more about it on Amazon.com.
Please share a comment on this post or send me an email and I will try to hook you up when we get them.
This episode reviews the differences of Deliverables vs. Actions. Many companies measure the activities of their team – and while that is good – it only tells what people are doing. It gives no insight on their quantifiable results.
The Goals of today’s cast are to share with you:
Our next six casts are devoted to the subject of execution – each cast builds on the previous one – so you will want to listen to them in order.
In this cast, Sean and Jeff discuss creating deliverables as an important component to driving organizational execution. Having well crafted individual deliverables that link to your company’s goals is one piece of creating an organization that holds itself accountable for attaining results.
The Goals of this cast are to share with you:
Enjoy!