110: How to Keep Your Company Driving & Thriving in a Competitive Business World with Brent R. Tilson, CEO of Tilson HR and best-selling author of "Go Slow to Grow Fast" episode artwork

EPISODE · Sep 3, 2019 · 31 MIN

110: How to Keep Your Company Driving & Thriving in a Competitive Business World with Brent R. Tilson, CEO of Tilson HR and best-selling author of "Go Slow to Grow Fast"

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Brent R. Tilson, author of the best-selling book "Go Slow to Grow Fast," explains his Quad 4 Methodology and why employees are the most-overlooked part of the equation when it comes to business success. This issue (31:54): The genesis and the importance of the LifeLine graph for a business How you can tell whether you are in the Drama Zone or the Driving Zone How do you know if your business is growing too fast? Why morale is an important symptom of a major problem Why Revenue Per Employee (RPE) is such a critical metric The Four Stages of Competence and its relationship to the Quad 4 Methodology What is the significance of the Power of 10 to 1? Effectiveness vs Efficiency What are guidelines for making your people more effective? What is the definition of a high-performing company and how can you get there?    

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