Does Your Business Suffer From "IBS?"
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In the book, Good to Great, author Jim Collins, writes about having all the right people on the bus. However, this presumes that the bus is healthy as well. Unfortunately, many buses or organizations are sick or toxic to their riders or employees. Just ask those who have experienced illness after a taking a cruise ship.
IBS for individuals is irritable bowel syndrome where the digestive process is not operating at full efficiency. IBS is a symptom of a poor digestion resulting in overall poor performance.
Businesses also suffered from IBS – working "In Business Syndrome." The result is just the same as IBS for individuals – poor employee performance.
Business consultants Jason Jennings and Lawrence Haughton write in their book It's Not the Big that Eat the Small,that business owners spend less than 15 minutes a day working on their business. This focus is because they are so busy working in the business. Yesterday's and today's problems demand their time even though they know that the viability of the business depends on tomorrow's business.
IBS for businesses creates a toxic environment of reactionary behavior instead of proactive behavior. Eventually, even healthy employees may suffer from human IBS due to the additional stress from the workplace.
IBS is a symptom of having:
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