TRUTH 44
Recognise, reward and celebrate for long-term success
People who take the time to recognise each other and celebrate together are more successful. Kenichi Ohmae, the renowned strategist, emphasised this point in his list of 12 successful “do’s for collaboration”.1 To be fair, the situation is somewhat self-referential, as success breeds celebration just as much as celebration breeds success. The relationship is a symbiotic one.
Moreover, a group that has appreciation and regard for each other is one that works in concert. They get jobs done and enjoy the shared work and process along the way. Roles are known. Systems are proven. Limits are understood. Success is practised. Performance looks less like individual effort and more like ...
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