In times of permanent change, creating goals is more important than ever. Especially when so much is shifting, employees and other stakeholders need to be clear about the basic direction of the change journey – and also the way they move and interact with each other.
They should also have a clear picture of how they can contribute to the goals through their own actions.
Setting clear goals provides answers to four important questions:
Having a clear picture of the common goals holds enormous potential: It can create meaning and motivation. But only if they are developed and implemented together.
Throughout my career, I have supported the development and effective communication of goals and values in different organizations. An optimal process takes place in three steps: