
How to Design a Winning Company
The eight components of your organisational genome hold the secret to unleashing superior performance.
Organizations with strong execution “DNA” tend to share similar characteristics. By fostering these traits, you can improve your organizational performance. Here are a few key improvement areas customized for you:
Your responses do not place your organization squarely into any of the seven most common profile types we have identified. Instead, your organization is likely a hybrid of two or more of the other profile types. To learn more about them, you can visit the other profile types in the following detail.
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The eight components of your organisational genome hold the secret to unleashing superior performance.
A brilliant strategy, blockbuster product, or breakthrough technology can put you on the competitive map, but only solid execution can keep you there.
All too often, companies unintentionally create their own worst crises. With a little awareness of your organisational DNA, you can avoid that fate — and the headlines that go with it.
Start using it instead — to reinforce and build the new behaviors that will give you the high-performance company you want.
Sustainable, superior returns accrue to companies that focus on what they do best. The truth is that simple, and yet it’s incredibly hard to internalise.
Passive-aggressive organisations are friendly places to work: People are congenial, conflict is rare, and consensus is easy to reach.
The companies featured in chapter nine have demonstrated some of the hallmarks of resilient behavior, but they, too, deal with ongoing organisational challenges. What distinguishes their progress, however, is the ability to bounce back quickly from adversity. Why? Because all of the organisation’s building blocks...