What a Shared Scorecard Actually Looks Like
Metrics matter most when meaning is shared
Every leadership team tracks numbers. Few leadership teams track meaning. A shared scorecard isn’t about adding metrics. It’s about agreeing on the story those metrics tell.
Misalignment happens when leaders use different numbers to justify different decisions. One celebrates growth, another worries about strain, and another tracks health but never names it.
When teams agree on what matters most, numbers stop competing. They start serving alignment.
Shared understanding creates clarity.
Clarity shapes culture.
Culture builds confidence.
Ask Yourself:
What numbers do we trust most, and why?
What story are our metrics currently telling?
Where do we need agreement before making decisions?
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