Monthly Archives: November 2013

Why can’t I just have an annual meeting to review the companies’ goals and expect results?

This is a traditional management style that very seldom yields the desired results. The reason for failure is that the employees do not have the opportunity to share in the management’s vision and goals. The employees are simply given a download of the company goals and expected to work as a team to redeem these goals. The net result is that each employee has their own ideas on what to do and it is virtually impossible to achieve a common goal when no one is working in unison.

Dan Stewart
Mr. Objectives
Twitter: @MrObjectives

How do I know Management by Objectives will work in my organization?

Management by Objectives will work in a profit, non-profit or any organization because the basis of the program is agreement and cooperation of all employees. Just think how powerful and organization can be if every member of the group was working toward the success of agreed upon goals with agreed upon strategies to achieve these goals. Management by Objectives will allow any organization to meet and exceed its annual and long term goals.

Dan Stewart
Mr. Objectives
Twitter: @MrObjectives

Do some employees object to the MBO process?

The only employees who object to the Management by Objectives process are the employees who do not want to contribute to the success of the overall organization. Thankfully, there are usually very few employees with this mindset. If an organization does have employees who do not want to contribute toward success, it is imperative that they are identified quickly so that this situation can be remedied.

Dan Stewart
Mr. Objectives
Twitter: @MrObjectives