
Impact
Consider this scenario
Each of your business units
designed and executed action plans following your 2010 survey. Now fast forward
to 2011 and your latest survey. The results are stunning: questions that were
the focus of action have improved their score by an average of 6.3 points; questions
that were not have seen their score fall by an average of 0.1 points.
This is based on real data. It supports what we know: companies that commit to action and have a robust action process in place improve at a much faster rate than those that don't.
It comes down to two things - commitment and process. And it's a pretty convincing argument in favour of our action planning process.
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