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The document discusses why suggestion programs often fail and provides recommendations for effective implementation. It notes that programs commonly fail due to lack of preparation and commitment, developing the program independently rather than as part of overall improvement efforts, and not providing adequate feedback and recognition. It then outlines four phases for effective implementation: preparation, startup, expansion, and further improvement, emphasizing the importance of management support, focusing on achievable suggestions, and addressing issues as the program progresses.
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If you believe your organization has the potential to deliver more with the current resources, it is time to learn the art of delegation. Connect with us to learn more.
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