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Rewarding Ambition: Determining Compensation Within Your OKR Process

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One of the most common questions we get asked as leadership team coaches is how Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) should be used to determine salary, compensation, or bonuses. It is also the methodology where a coupling of OKRs to compensation can quickly become counter-productive, if not done right. Or does it?

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Employee Life Cycle: The Ultimate Guide for HR

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This is different from an employee who has successfully been an individual contributor moving into their first management role, who understands the culture but may lack the skills to lead the performance of individuals and teams reporting to them,” says consultant, coach and culture change facilitator Lisa Schmidt.

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Lighthouse Leadership Weekly #54: Expectations vs. Reality, and a new Book of the Month and more.

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it's the wrong metric." - Austen Allred, Co-Founder & CEO of Bloomtech I saw this clip the other day, and knew this was something for us to talk about. Mediocre Performers prioritize work-life balance, ask for more perks, and try to maximize their effort to compensation ratio in their favor.

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Tips to Keep Employees Engaged and Motivated when they are Working-From-Home (WFH)

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Set clear deliverables and specific metrics that will enable you to track outcomes and measure results effectively. What do they feel about this culture change around work? What changes would they have to cope with? How do they think it will change how they feel about their relationship with the organization?

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15 Skills Senior Leaders Must Master to Be Great Managers of Managers

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higher revenue and 1.9X As much fun as it is to be the leader when you're winning, it's the challenging, sometimes unpopular decisions (layoffs, restructures, culture changes, new initiatives) that are the difference between success and failure. Find out how culture change was key to the Chicago Cubs winning the World Series.

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