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“Together everyone achieves more.”
-- Who knows, but it makes sense!
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“Teamwork is the fuel that allows
common people to produce uncommon results.”
-- Successories poster
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“Effective teams are a necessary
part of any high performance organization.”
-- Kevin McManus, the Systems Guy
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"Balanced Scorecards:
How Teams Use Them on the Front Lines"
Workbook Table of Contents
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Topic /
Exercise
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Page
#
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Workbook overview and
focus
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1
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Why Should You Use Balanced
Scorecards?
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2
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Why is This Approach
Unique?
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3
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| "How Many Measures?"
exercise |
4
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| Scorecard System Design
Features |
5
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How Do You Put Scorecards
in Place?
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6
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More on Putting Scorecards
in Place
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7
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What Does a Scorecard
Look Like?
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8
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Scorecard Setup Worksheet
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9
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Using the Scorecard
to Improve Performance
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10
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"Establishing Performance
Ranges" exercise
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11
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The Value and Future
of Scorecards
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12 and 13
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Scorecard Process Checklist
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14
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Forms and Examples
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Personal Performance
Journal
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15
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Performance Summary
Spreadsheet
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16
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Monthly Scorecard
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17
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Linkage Matrix
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18
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This workbook is organized using a "page
pairs" layout. In other words, the pages shown above can be found on the
right hand side of the workbook when it is opened. Opposite each of the
above pages you will find visual summaries of the page's content, tip
sheets, or exercises that can be used to help you transfer the concepts
and ideas into workable, effective applications. Only the text pages are
numbered, so the workbook actually contains more than thirty-six pages.
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I know is that I do not know it all.” -- Socrates
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