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THE PIP: How to Create an Unstoppable Team

You’ve finally found it…

Whether you are in growth, turnaround or exit mode – your objective is to create sustainable increase in profitability. That means optimal performance – from EVERY member of your team.

BUT, according to an annual report published by the Harvard Business Review, “Gallup’s research shows that engagement among US workers is holding steady at a scant 30%. This means that seven out of ten people are either ‘checked out’, or actively hostile toward their employers. Seven out of ten.”

The truth is, ALL business owners and managers are at various levels of STUCK.

At this level, it's not so much about DOING things but about GETTING THINGS DONE through other people.

There’s just so much to consider when you need to get things done through people who have a mind of their own.

But you don't have to stay stuck. We have a 7 Step process to help you master this performance improvement stuff on a company-wide level…

And by “stuff” we mean…

The Process

It’s the same process every successful company ultimately evolves. In fact, it's at the heart of every successful sports team.

This process works for small and enterprise level businesses. It works for mom-and-pop shops and billion dollar retailers. It works whether you sell services or widgets.

This process works because it incorporates but goes beyond strategy... can work with but does not require software... works within but can unify disparate corporate cultures…

... it is a systematic process that:

We call it THE Performance Improvement Plan (or THE PIP).

THE PIP is a systematic, 7 step process for consistently increasing productivity for maximum sustainable increase in profitability and business valuation.

But GET STARTED today with THE PIP Checklist!

You Can't Do It All By Yourself

What is a Performance Improvement Plan?

Generally speaking, a Performance Improvement Plan usually pertains to an employee that is being considered for termination. They are put on a PIP which usually means they have 60 - 90 days to shape up or ship out.

I have borrowed the term to apply it to this process for optimizing the performance of companies of every size, stage and industry. Actually, I have been referring to this process as Corporate Performance Optimization (CPO) and executing it through The Critical Factors Management System since 2008.

In order to make this process of corporate performance optimization more accessible, I created a checklist of the exact steps I follow when I implement The Critical Factors Management System into client companies. I also wrote a manual that explains how to execute each step of the checklist. And then my marketing team convinced me to call it THE PIP.

It's more catchy and more fun but it is not play. Optimizing the performance of an entire company is serious work and you can get started today by following the steps of THE PIP Checklist.

Just as a performance improvement plan is usually employed when the performance of an individual employee requires improvement, THE PIP will systematically improve the performance of your company as a whole.

And, just as a performance improvement plan is put in place as part of an effort to reverse an undesirable trend, THE PIP is a permanent solution to low productivity, low morale, diminishing profits, lower cash flow and most, if not all, low performance indicators.

THE PIP is a 7 Step Process that not only creates alignment, drives accountability and inspires engagement, it is also a systematic process for consistently and objectively monitoring performance and ensuring timely course correction.

THE PIP is, in fact, a systematic process for creating sustainable increase in profitability.

But don't simply take my word for it.

Download THE PIP Checklist and determine for yourself the positive impact that THE Performance Improvement Plan can have on improving productivity in your company.

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