Succession Planning - 10 Vital Points for Business Success

Written by Martin Haworth


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  • It’s Cultural

    As your communication processes involve everyone in Succession Planning, a groundswell of positivity generates a shift in your business culture. Your people start to realise that there is more to this than a job – it’s building their feelings of self worth and future. This culture becomes just ‘the way we do things around here’ and new employees commence at a higher, different level.

  • Many Winners

    As you start to buildrepparttar capacity of those around you, there is a lot that can be delegated safely as a development opportunity, suitably supported and coached. You crate space to dorepparttar 139988 more important things in your role. They develop and build confidence. With confidence comes improved customer relationships, greater efficiencies. So managers, employees,repparttar 139989 business and ultimately stockholders all are winners.

  • Time Efficient

    There is a certain amount of workload involved in creating a Succession Planning process. Once these initial stages are completed, only a small amount of time outside normal activities is required. In fact, withrepparttar 139990 added skills and development of your people, far greater efficiency and effectiveness results.

  • Manages Performance

    Using a Succession planning process sits very appropriately with Performance Management. As potential has been identified,repparttar 139991 next steps in development are constructive and clear. The individual takes accountability for their own development and practically self-manages their performance.

  • Value-Creating

    By using management skills far more effectively, skilling up allrepparttar 139992 people inrepparttar 139993 business and creating seamless transitions when people move on, all improve business performance. Developingrepparttar 139994 latent potential of many of your people raisesrepparttar 139995 bar for their performance – it is just shifted up several notches. And ultimately with greater sales and efficiency, bottom line profit is maximised.

    And with these ideas in place, you will create more effectiveness and involvement in your people - which can only be good.

    © 2005 Martin Haworth is a Business and Management Coach. He works worldwide, mainly by phone, with small business owners, managers and corporate leaders. He has hundreds of hints, tips and ideas at his website, www.coaching-businesses-to-success.com.


  • Blogs and RSS Boost Your Online Business, Rankings, Traffic and Sales.

    Written by Richard Weberg


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    Internet Marketer and Motivational Speaker To learn more about Blogging, Marketing and Submitting your sites visit. http://nehoma.com/rwmy206/


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