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Why Strategic Motivation
System?
Without strategic motivation, without the
organization's enthusiastic involvement
and participation of
inspired people, it is impossible to implement any
strategic plan.
Using Strategic Intent to Motivate Idea
Generation
Strategic intent is senior management's primary
motivational
tool for
radical idea generation.
Senior management
uses strategic intent to communicate a misfit between current resources and
corporate aspirations and
motivate idea
generation when it actively encourages
the quest for new opportunities...
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Launch
a Crusade
Cause is that which gives rise to an action, a
motive, a principle, a belief and purpose. A cause is the real reason your
business exists, it answers the question "Why we are really doing this?". "A
cause provides a feeling of belonging, a sense of purpose and loyalty, peer
pressure to perform, and a catalyst for
action."1...
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Lessons
from Jack Welch
Stretch!
Jack Welch's
goal was to
make GE "the world's most competitive enterprise."
Jack Welch urged all people at GE to
stretch.
Stretch is a goal or challenge that is significantly beyond the
organization's current performance level. Stretch targets
energize.
"We have found that by reaching for what appears to be the impossible, we
often actually do the impossible; and even when we don't quite make it, we
inevitably wind up doing much better than we would have done," wrote Jack
Welch...
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25 Lessons from Jack Welch
Strategic Motivation System
"Formalizing the strategic motivation system
includes establishing a system of daily
incentives for employees, especially those who are responsible for
strategy development and
implementation. The
formal system is presented in a document, where all suggestions about
motivation and incentives are developed and described. It includes all
moral, social, and
financial instruments of motivation of individual employees and groups
of employees. Special recognition and awards should be given to those who go
above and beyond in creating and implementing strategic ideas," advises
Vladimir Kvint3...
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