Many executive teams struggle to agree on the fundamental question: What is our vision of success in X years? To overcome this challenge, they must develop a shared understanding of what it means to win as a team and how to align their actions, resources, and strategies accordingly. In this article, the authors provide practical advice on planning and facilitating a success-defining conversation with your team. Learn more here: https://hubs.ly/Q02kv7HF0
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