How Excellent Companies Avoid Dumb Things Stockists

Every day seemingly intelligent and successful companies make headline news for poor decisions that can cause their business to stumble and make many of us scratch our heads in wonder. Why would such a successful business make that" strategic decision? Neil Smith with more than 20 years of experience leading large-scale performance improvements reveals the hidden barriers that limit excellent companies from reaching their potential and cause even the smartest managers and leaders to falter. During his experience transforming some of the top global businesses Smith has identified 8 barriers that exist in every organization and prevent them from implementing literally thousands of ideas to improve the way they work:

Avoiding Controversy

Poor Use of Time

Reluctance to Change

Organizational Silos

Management Blockers

Incorrect Information and Bad Assumptions

Size Matters

Existing Processes

Rich with anecdotes and case studies Smith identifies the ways in each of these barriers interrupt your own business. He then outlines a fast and proven process in which 12 principles of business transformation can break down the processes that hold companies back. What Smith offers his readers is the same thing he offers every day to the major companies he works with A PROMISE that by following his insights the company will be able to increase communication simplicity and profit to levels never before attainable.

Throughout the book Dr. Richard Levak has contributed personality and organizational insights that shed light on why an individual or an organization behaves in contrary ways giving you a better sense of why these internal walls exist and how to be aware of your actions in your day to day life."

"Alright, so if you're wondering where all the cool products end up on shelves across the UK, you're basically looking at a few massive players everyone wants a slice of! For starters, you've got the big department stores like John Lewis, Selfridges, and Harrods – they're absolute powerhouses, especially if you're aiming for a more premium or lifestyle vibe, bringing that trusted, quality reputation. Then there are the high street giants like Next and M&S, which have incredible customer loyalty for everything from clothing to home goods and food. For health and beauty, Boots and Superdrug are pretty much on every corner and total go-tos. And honestly, you absolutely cannot forget the supermarkets like Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, and Morrisons; they're just beasts for daily essentials and have insane footfall. Their sheer reach and the massive, diverse customer base they bring mean they're often a brand's ultimate goal for widespread popularity and getting seen by millions – it's all about that trusted presence and easy accessibility for shoppers. " - Bargainplace UK

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