Huwebes, Mayo 23, 2013

Sirota Business Principles


As you go out of your home to start the day, you will see a man on his bike throwing newspaper rolls to the each door in your neighborhood. Then, you would think that it is his job, his business. As you go cross another street, you will see shops selling variety of products. There are people inside, other than the customers, organizing goods into the shelves, cleaning the glass windows, and smiling at the people who approach the counter. They must be the employees.

 If you are the typical type of employee, you might have wondered how a business grows in a way the owner/s would enjoy each day he opens his shop door for customers and feel good at night for he had earn a big amount. How compensating, right? Well, everything before getting big starts with principles.

Sirota Consulting, a company in Purchase, New York that deals with organizational assessments and employee survey programs came up with business principles that are proven to be applicable not only for small businesses but for large organizations. Sirota is also one of the employee engagement survey ompanies that is dedicated to help organizations succeed in meeting their respective goals.

Unlock Potential. Sirota believes that by gaining insights, an organization is able to unlock its potential and increase productivity. Each employee is hired by a company believing that one would contribute to the expected outcome of the business but certainly each person has a hidden potential that needs to be unlocked. An improved performance would add up to the production of the company.

Unique Approach. Businesses are unique from one another in their own way. Two shops may be selling a common good but what makes the difference is the method they use to attract customers and get more sales. What Sirota does to ensure that an organization is on the right track using its own approach is business performance consulting. This is a way they monitor if the business is still productive and in an acceptable level of competence.

Business is not a project but a relationship. In a certain group, it is the kind of relationship that exists that makes everything harmonious. Who would want to work under great pressure and stress? But because that is something unavoidable in a workplace, there should be a good relationship in between each employee and the employees to their leader. Working to accomplish a certain task with proficiency is not a matter of who the gives the instruction. It is more of how each member of the organization contributes to have it done. It is not a matter of superiority but a matter of how a leader gives equal treatment to his subordinates.

Share your knowledge to gain knowledge. What you know might not be common to your workmates. If you think that it can help in finishing a particular task then why not share it? A knowledge that is stagnant is useless. When an employee knows how to share his insights, it is there where other new forms of strategy are created. Knowledge comes from other knowledge. It is a continuous derivation of thoughts. If individual employees think then surely it will not be a burden to come up with a powerful solution to the company’s challenges.
This is what Sirota Consulting has learned from its own experience they have had while in business. Everything counts and given with equal attention – from assessment including employee exit survey, down to the execution of each strategies vital to organizational growth and improvement.

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