Focusing on core business and ceasing peripheral activities |
Tendency to consider everything critical |
Defining strategic activities through targeted meetings |
Tendency to centralize activities and delegate marginal tasks |
Halting superfluous activities |
Engaging in tasks far from the core business |
Distinguishing unsustainable initiatives |
Willingness to manage every aspect |
Reinvesting freed resources in higher-yield activities |
Tendency to fill every available moment |
Guiding executives and managers towards strategic tasks |
More operational than strategic approach |
Proactively filtering new initiatives |
Difficulty in eliminating non-essential activities |
Increasing revenue per employee |
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