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Capture this perspective and you'll soon be accomplishing beyond your wildest dreams . . . while working less.
Let me put this message in context: It's an important lesson for those wanting to make lots of 2,000 percent solutions (ways of accomplishing 20 times more with the same time, effort, and resources).
The steps for creating a 2,000 percent solution are listed here:
1. Understand the importance of measuring performance.
2. Decide what to measure.
3. Identify the future best practice and measure it.
4. Implement beyond the future best practice.
5. Identify the ideal best practice.
6. Pursue the ideal best practice.
7. Select the right people and provide the right motivation.
8. Repeat the first seven steps.
This article looks at practicing to become more effective in accomplishing step five.
Combine Perspectives from Individual and Organizational Ideal Best Practices in New Ways
Of all the approaches to identifying ideal best practices, this one is the most powerful because it allows you to build on individual strengths in nearing perfection to create new dimensions of group strengths. You'll be delighted with what this perspective can help you accomplish.
Here's an example to explain what I mean: Individuals are very good at remembering to put fuel into their vehicles. Rarely will you see a vehicle stranded for lack of fuel. Why? If you run out of fuel far away from a fueling station where there's no cellular telephone reception, you may have a long walk to fill and carry back a heavy container. The process may waste an hour or more. Also, if you run out of fuel when it's very cold, this exposure can be dangerous. Some people are probably worried about being robbed while going to and from the station. Most vehicles have fuel gauges that are reasonably accurate in letting drivers know when more fuel is needed. As a result, there's not much reason to run out of fuel.
Groups are exceptionally good about using up supplies that their organization provides. Why? There's no barrier. If you need it, you take it. There's no cost to you. Groups may not be nearly as good about remembering to order more when supplies dwindle.
Let's assume now that you want to lower costs more rapidly in your organization. How might these two principles be combined? Let's start with the individual tendency to want to have enough. You could appeal to that instinct by tying salary and wage increases to achieving cost improvements above a certain target and letting everyone know on a daily basis how cost reductions are going. People who want to be sure to have a decent income increase will be monitoring the information and taking action.
There's a problem though. Many people may not feel like they have the knowledge or time to work on faster cost reductions. You could provide free breakfasts,Gucci Sunglasses, lunches, and dinners to those who were willing to attend training sessions to learn more about creating and implementing better cost reductions. Your organization could also provide a hotline people could call to get advice on how to develop their cost-reduction ideas. The tendency for organizations to use free resources would accelerate learning.
By comparison, most organizations disqualify almost everyone in the organization from being able to work on cost reductions. Only managers,Gucci Wallet, supervisors, and engineers may be given the leeway. Yet the best ideas often come from outside those perspectives. Cost reduction is clearly one of those places where more heads work better, but the task has to engage everyone in helpful ways.
For better results, you can combine even more near-perfection perspectives. You might use four indiv