"If
you want something to change, you have to change the way you think about
it."
- Lynette
Ladd, President of Chemworks
I saw a recent study that found only 29% of employees are
engaged and that engaged employees produce 202% of the average employee. Here
is proof of those findings:
Below there is a link to a 6 or so minute recording of a client of
mine. Lynnette Ladd is the owner of a Chemical Manufacturing company in Dallas,
Texas - Chemworks. She is a Chemist by training and started this company about
5 years ago.
I met her in September 2011. The team (herself and 3
employees) had revenues that year of $560,000 and Revenue per FTE (employee) of
$140,000. The company barely broke even.
In 2014 she had revenues of $2.2 million with a 12% net profit.
Her Revenue Per FTE (employee) last year was $311,000.
This last year she grew the topline 53%, with what she calls
6 "A Team Players" and a coach (her) vs. 12-18 months ago when she
says she had 7 employees and a "manager" (her).
Yes she changed the way she thought about leading and managing and
started doing the things that made her a coach.
She got the results above and at the same time reduced the
chaos, stress and drama from a loud roar to a whisper. People are seeking her
out asking her for a job. Employees are recommending friends join them there.
Wow!
Listen for 6 minutes as she
explains her change in thinking and doing (actions) that created these results.
I sprung this on her, so please stay with it until the end - some real learning
happens then.
Regards,
Rick
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