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The Great Game of Business

Presented to the

February 2013

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THE GREAT GAME OF BUSINESS

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20 Year

Old Book?

Or Business

Classic?

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Q: How Many People Work

At Your Company?

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What’s the Difference?

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greatgame.com

What Keeps You Up At Night?

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Employee Owner

Cash Revenue Growth

Return on Investment Cost Control

Financing Satisfied Customers

Paycheck Job Security

Good Benefits Overtime Time Off

Appreciation

What Would It Be Like?

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When Employees Think, Act & Feel Like Owners

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So, what are “the Books”

...and who Closed them?

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We took the language of business out of business.

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1983

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1983

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$9,000,000.00

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$9,000,000.00

$8.9 million $100,000

in equity

18% INTEREST

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Jack Stack on “Why a Game?”

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In Any Game

There is a goal

There is a playing field

There are rules

There is a scoreboard

There is a reward for winning

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Is given the measures of business success and taught to understand them

Is expected and enabled to act on their knowledge to improve performance

Has a direct stake in the company’s success

In The Great Game, Every Employee

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Q: What’s Your

Critical Number?

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High Involvement Planning Business Transparency Business Training Financial Literacy

Know & Teach the Rules

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Forecasting

Huddle Scoreboards

Follow the Action/Keep Score

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Q: What Happens at Your

Staff Meeting?

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Instant Recognition Variable Compensation Career Opportunities Ownership

Provide a Stake in the Outcome

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Q: What’s Wrong With

Most Bonus Plans?

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1983

$1,000

$2,928,000

Today

$113,000

$12,900

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Read the Book Attend the SRC Experience

Talk with the Team

Good Next Steps

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The Great Game of Business

Presented to the

February 2013

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