How to embrace continuous improvement

How to embrace continuous improvement

To keep up with the rapid pace of change, businesses must take calculated risks and focus on continuous improvement rather than minimizing risk. The four pillars of successful continuous improvement include letting everyone contribute ideas, creating a portfolio of those ideas to prioritize them, daring to try out those ideas, and marketing the changes to recipients on their terms. By engaging the entire organization in idea generation, companies can drive innovation and development while making everyone feel involved and committed.

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