- Define decision-making roles. Breakdowns in decision making can often be the result of confusing responsibilities. Simply clarifying who decides what and with whom can eliminate critical bottlenecks.
- Improve information. Specify upfront what information is required to make a decision. Know what type of data will be most easily processed and digested.
- Change the people. If the above two don't make things better, it may be that you have a talent issue. Be sure you have the right people in the right roles, and bring in new talent if you must.
전체 내용 보기: 3 Ways to Improve Performance Without a Re-Org - Management Tip of the Day - August 2, 2010 - Harvard Business Review
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