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Performance expectations

Performance expectations should be measured by the company and communicated by management in order to move toward a specific company goal. 

For each new person joining, set specific and clear employee and performance expectations to encourage accountability.

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“Efficiency is doing better that what is already being done.” Peter Drucker

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