The
construction of companies or departments requires a considerable investment of
ideas and actions. Given the strengthening of competition and the opening up of
markets, your company must constantly strive to be innovative. To do this, your
company can decide to use the ideas and actions of a minority of individuals at
the risk of seeing the source dry up, or show a willingness to embrace the
imagination of the greatest possible number of your employees, as well as your
suppliers and clients. If you choose the second option, you are ensuring your
company a longer life, filled with positive surprises. Here are
some results for people using the Self-Management SystemTM in
their companies, departments or teams:
A
company that stands out by its innovations created through its style of
management, making it the most operationally efficient in its sector; A rapid
rise in the efficiency level of a company, a group of companies or a sector, to
avoid possible closure; Remote
management of several teams; Preservation
of your health and the quality of your personal life; Increased
profitability and greater stability; The
chance to take advantage of business opportunities like never before; The fact
that you can count on an alarm system when things aren’t going so well. For Managers: They can
count on a good replacement at all times; Decisions
are made in spite of their absence; Free
time can be used to add value to existing projects. For Employees: They
feel less left out of decisions that concern them; They
participate in company projects; Communication
is easy because it is standardized; They
understand the decision-making processes and put them into practice; They
concentrate on the right priorities; They are
proud to be a part of their company or department. For Clients: They
feel that they are paid more attention; They
feel that your company is under control. For Shareholders: Increased share value and additional security because they see that a solid team is running the company. |
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