What makes companies perform well? To find this holy grail of management studies, a McKinsey team analyzed upward of 100,000 questionnaires to uncover the practices of 400 business units in 230 companies around the world. The team eventually arrived at one winning combination: clear roles for employees (accountability), a compelling vision of change (direction), and an environment that encourages openness, trust, and challenge (culture). Nothing else came close in improving organizational performance.
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September 2007 | Member Edition
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
McKinsey - Management Practices that Work
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Labels: management, McKinsey, McKinsey Quarterly, organizational culture, performance, roles
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