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Prioritizing People: The Essentials of Servant Leadership for Leaders

CMOE

To help curb turnover and retain talent, leaders need to prioritize employee engagement and show team members how essential they are to the overall success of the organization—and servant leadership may be the cure. You need to give your team the authority to make decisions within their areas of responsibility.

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Decision Making in the Era of Growing Constraints (Part 1)

Planview

Other decisions are made at the individual level on prioritization and focus on a given day. Companies that transform the quality and speed of their decisions consistently outperform their competitors. So how can you make smarter decisions faster? A two-way door is a decision that is easily reversible.

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Achieving the 90/10 Ratio: Improving Meeting Efficiency for Success

AchieveIt

Some of your organization’s best minds fill the boardroom for a scheduled strategy meeting. This meeting presents a valuable opportunity to harness their expertise and identify solutions to the most pressing issues facing your strategy. In a one-hour meeting, that’s just 6 minutes. No guidance for the frontline team.

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Prioritizing go-to-market-fit and getting to $800M ARR with ZoomInfo CEO Henry Schuck

Zendesk

Prioritize go-to-market-fit From the beginning, Schuck and his team knew the importance of go-to-market-fit, a common thread among our founder guests. The company initially sold data to IT decision-makers in mid-market companies, focusing on a narrow target group. .” Since 2015, ZoomInfo has completed 12 M&A transactions.

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Why Prioritizing Buyer Intent Data Is A Must For 2021

Hubspot Sales

There's a very real possibility that today’s decision-makers will continue to research and make purchase decisions remotely — even in a post-pandemic world. One powerful example of this is the research phase — a stage in which buyers will often spend the equivalent of an entire workweek making purchasing decisions.

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Getting Capacity Planning Right: Aligning Resources to Meet Demand

Planview

The object of internal resource management (PPM) is to improve the business inside the company, which often involves working with constraints, prioritizing ideas and tasks, and evaluating how many you can take on. Because projects and capacity can change so quickly, a bottom-up process makes it difficult to make adjustments.

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Territory Planning and Prioritizing Co-Selling Partners

CoSell

He loves seeing a fast path to help his sales reps save time, save effort, and prioritize Co-Selling Partners. Who do you think is making more money, having a happier sales team, and enjoying all the rewards of collaborative selling? His blueprint for success makes sense and is easy to follow. Paul* loves territory planning.