Human Decency:
The Radical Concept

by Susie Crews

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"We have the most powerful tool known to man at our constant beck and call. Yet most of us simply forget to use it."

How do you get your folks to - - -
1.
do things right, each and every time?
2.
see each person as one of the "big people"?
3.
preserve that last box even when they're starving?

 

xx
Incentive systems don't do it. Neither does performance measurement. Nor sanctions. They don't work because each one requires you to hover over shoulders, enforcing things. None of them triggers a long term change that makes excellence a self-sustaining phenomena.

You know what does do it, though? Basic human decency. It creates a safe harbor, where your peers are actually your peers. You actually help each other, cheer for each other, comfort each other, inspire each other, demand the best from each other ---- you know, do all the things you only see in textbooks and orientation films.

Let Susie introduce your group to the radical concept of Human Decency, and how to pull it off.

 


"Susie, I am embarrassed - and eternally grateful. I've been beating my people up for years - and I didn't even know it. You helped me turn things around."

---- Bob Johnson - CEO
 
 
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$3,000 plus expenses
 
Susie Crews is a veteran in the realm of human behavior.
 
She has raised three children- drug free, crime free and sober - who each now pursue the American Dream.
As a manager, consultant and speaker, she's helped firms create their own cultures for 30 years.

She has driven for excellence at all levels:
x- as an employee,
xx - as an owner, and
x xx- as a manager in between the two.

Finally, Susie is quintessentially feminine. She doesn't rant. She doesn't try to be one of the guys. She simply embraces her audience and pours honey on its soul.


All content © 2002, Joseph V. Anderson

 

 

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