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CLARIFYING AND MEASURINGHR’S STRATEGIC INFLUENCE
Introduction to a Seven-Step Process
It was exciting stuff. We could see how employee attitudes drove not just customer service but also turnover and the likelihood that employees would recommend Sears and its merchandise to friends, family, and customers. We discovered that an employee’s ability to see the connection between his or her work and the company’s strategic objectives was a driver of positive behavior. . . . We were also able to establish fairly precise statistical relationships. We began to see exactly how a change in training or business literacy affected revenues.
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