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I started Bob Prosen's book "Kiss Theory Good Bye" and he asks "what are your top three objectives?" I believe this is a play on a Drucker concept. I was hoping I could get some examples of individual and corporate objectives. What are your company's objectives? What are yours? How are they written? Do they necessarily align?

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Company... on time, safely, every time. (I work for an airline)

Mine? Timely distribution of required documentation (aligns)
Ummm... gotta think some more. :oops:

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[quote="putska"]What are your company's objectives?[/quote]

For my *division* it is "deliver better technology and the knowledge to use it in priority areas"

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Company: (In that order) Productivity, Growth, Cash, People, Business Enablers.(Six Sigma, Lean).

Mine: 1)Family, Self well being, Job.
2) Continuous Learning, Learn and Grow.
3) Networking, more networking get to know people.

Interesting post.

Karthik.

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Adding to above, I understood Individual as personal life goals. I think that works in an overall context.
Aligning specific job objectives to company objectives.

1) Delivering functional parameter on time/ without budget overrun.
2) Implementation and monitoring Management/ operational system and work for optimization/ continuous improvement.
3) Coach people for Functional skills/ Involvement. Make people better.

I am Safety professional, so I align it this way.
Regards
Karthik.

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[quote="putska"]I started Bob Prosen's book "Kiss Theory Good Bye" and he asks "what are your top three objectives?" I believe this is a play on a Drucker concept. I was hoping I could get some examples of individual and corporate objectives. What are your company's objectives? What are yours? How are they written? Do they necessarily align?[/quote]

Putska -

Thanks for your comments. Company objectives generally fall into three categories. Financial, customers and employees. Here are some examples of each. Financial - revenue, profit and % AR 30, 60, 90 days outstanding. Customers - % satisfied with your company's products and services, # of written testimonials, # of new customers. Employees - % attrition, % satisfied with the company, # trained in a certain specialty.

I hope this gives you some ideas. Please let me know if you need additional information.

Bob