Defining Organizational Values with One Question
Jackson Healthcare, January 31, 2011
Would you believe that effectively guiding your organization's values, culture and performance is as simple as asking yourself one question? Hint: It's more personal than you think.
Healthcare executive, Richard Jackson, reveals that what you believe and value, as a leader, is the primary driver of the beliefs and behaviors of your associates and organization. In this article, he shares surprising insights and examples applicable to emerging and veteran executives alike.
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Jackson Healthcare
www.jacksonhealthcare.com
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