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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Valhalla's Management Expectations -- Daily Exits
Valhalla's Management Expectations -- Daily Exits
Who:
What:
Where:
When:
Why:
How:
NOTE: The daily exit is critical to the management process, but cannot be the only activity. The Daily Kick Start is critical to making your Daily Exit effective
Who:
- Direct reports only
What:
- Discuss what was accomplished for the day
- Discuss the days learning
- Review high impact priorities
- Review scorecard
- Follow up on Daily Kick Start commitments
- Recognize specific behaviors
Where:
- Area large enough to have all your direct reports
When:
- Daily
- 15 minutes
Why:
- Team learns from each other
- Increased accountability
- More urgency from your team
- Develops consistency which transfers to your customers
- Reinforces the importance of the day's activities
How:
- Ask
- Based on your learning today what changes would you make?
- Follow up
- i.e., you talked about scheduling three appointments this morning. How did that go? What did you learn?
- i.e., Paul you mentioned you needed three more presentations for next week. Where are you with your goal?
- Celebrate
- i.e., Kelly you surpassed your goals again for the third day in a row! What is working so well for you?
NOTE: The daily exit is critical to the management process, but cannot be the only activity. The Daily Kick Start is critical to making your Daily Exit effective
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