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Get it right and risk management can be a powerful enabler helping to shape business strategy and protect the interests of all stakeholders. Get it wrong and it will stifle and perhaps even suffocate a business. I've captured some thoughts on a slide - I hope you find it useful. Please use this link to check out my full LinkedIn article: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/risk-management-watching-detectorists-jon-stephenson
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https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/performance-improvement-least-were-going-backwards-jon-stephenson/
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Please check out my full article on LinkedIn where I discuss some instances where trust an integrity wasn't foremost in people's thoughts:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/trust-integrity-dog-ate-my-excuses-jon-stephenson
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I've captured the main points of the process and the likely outputs in a slide.
I've also included a grid showing the four main decision types based upon their urgency and importance.
I hope you find them useful.
Please use this link to check out my full LinkedIn article that was inspired by the comments of a former colleague about my approach to decision-making:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/judgement-decision-making-joys-blissful-ignorance-jon-stephenson
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In my opinion, it's about winning hearts & minds rather than just using carrots & sticks.
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So why don't you make it less boring instead?
Instead of just compensating for the nature of the role, you should also look at ways to make the job more interesting and enjoyable - enabling people to derive intrinsic motivation from it.
Creating a role that offers intrinsic motivation is more likely to reduce attrition. It will stop most people looking in the first place and make the others think twice before moving on. If people enjoy their roles, they are less likely to wonder if the grass is greener on the other side. When people do leave, they usually talk about missing their colleagues and loving their jobs. They also tend to retain a sense of pride, loyalty and emotional attachment to the organisation.
So how do you create the right environment for intrinsic motivation?
Alfie Kohn, in his excellent book Punished by Rewards, breaks it down into collaboration, content and choice. I have distilled this further into practical tips and summarised it on a slide I hope you find it useful.
Please use this link to check out my full article on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/post/edit/intrinsic-motivation-key-people-retention-jon-stephenson
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Please use the following link to check out my full article on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/managing-upwards-show-them-whos-boss-jon-stephenson
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