Executive Onboarding
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<strong>Executive</strong> <strong>Onboarding</strong><br />
have had only limited control over organizational design earlier in<br />
their careers. If this applies to you, seek advice from your network<br />
or from an external consultant.<br />
2.3.3.2 Recalibrating the Operational Excellence Structure<br />
(Day-90)<br />
The first 90 days in the new position will offer learning followed<br />
by more learning. As transitioning leader, you will need to make<br />
continuous adjustments to the operational excellence model and<br />
elements of the strategy. Transitioning leaders must be masters of<br />
their people (capabilities), structures, processes and systems and<br />
dedicated to effective lifecycle management, ensuring that gaps<br />
will not occur. The leader must be focused on stimulating the<br />
organization to think of continuous improvement when it comes<br />
to all initiatives in an enterprise, with the objective of creating<br />
sustainable competitive advantages.<br />
Therefore, at the end of the first 90 days in the onboarding<br />
process, the leader must perform a:<br />
1. Strategic recalibration – consider if there are elements of<br />
the strategy that no longer match the future market<br />
context or resource-based platform of the company.<br />
Subsequently, conduct an operational review, refresh and<br />
plan and ensure that the right operational excellence<br />
levers are in place.<br />
2. Tactical recalibration – consider if there are elements in<br />
the business plan that need to be updated and revised.<br />
3. Operational recalibration – consider if there are elements<br />
in the operating/action plans that need to be revised.<br />
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