“Time is of the essence”
How many times have you read that in an email, a contract or other missive ?
From research it appears normal to expect that of others – suppliers for example – but how often do we expect that of our own organisations ? dosage ivermectin Hand on heart, have you ever ‘kicked something into the long grass’ ? Prevaricated when asked simple questions ? Procrastinated when a quick decision could have been made ?
Is there someone in your business, one of those people who needs to sign and approve things, who is well known for delaying the operational inevitable ? ivermectina quanox gotas precio Do you even know how long it takes to get things done in your own company ? If you are the director of an organisation with over 200 people in it, I would say not all the time. Over 500 people ? Seldom.
I recall a multi national engineering contractor who would spend many hundreds of thousand of pounds employing expeditors to chase suppliers all over the world for various deliverables – design, drawings, shipping dates etc – but they had no idea of how long things would take to get done in their own company. Of the cost of internal delay and disruption. ivermectina para herpes zoster
A suggestion. At your next management meeting, ask the following question:
“How long does it take to get things done around here?”
Let me know what answers you get.