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The Predictable Success® Press Room

Les McKeown, President & CEO of Predictable Success®, is a seasoned commentator on all issues related to business, organizational and individual growth and development.

Les has appeared in many national and regional publications, including USA Today and The New York Times.

Below is a collection of some of the most recent publications in which Les has appeared and press releases he has written.

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ForConstructionPros.Com Article: Delivering Predictable Success to Your Customers

Here are the three most important steps in delivering predictable success to your customers and clients, plus a bonus for those of you who sell to consumers: . . . Read more

ForConstructionPros.Com Article: Building Efficient and Effective Teams

It's always a shame to see a leadership position wasted, and it's usually because the individual concerned has lost perspective on what they're there to do. In this article I provide my recommendations on the top three ways you can rejuvenate your role as a leader and build a team that is committed and effective. . . . Read more

ForConstructionPros.Com Article: Time Management Techniques

Enhanced personal effectiveness is the bedrock of any good manager. Mastering the art of time management is one of the cornerstones of personal effectiveness. This article discusses 4 time management activities you can implement immediately that will greatly improve your personal effectiveness. . . . Read more

GlobeandMail.Com Article: A Question often ignored: Why do you stay here?

Les recently contributed to an article for GlobeandDaily.Com on the importance and usefulness of conducting Stay Interviews. . . . Read more

ForConstructionPros.Com Article: When is your next key employee going to leave?

Use this simple Employee Retention Risk Analysis ("ERRA") process to help prompt your managers to regularly assess the "retention risk" of key performers, and report back to you regularly. . . . Read more

ForConstructionPros.Com Article: Performance Assessments for Predictable Success®

Why doesn't every organization attain Predictable Success®? In my thirty years experience coaching business leaders, I've concluded that in most cases, it's simply because they fail to use the simple tools necessary to achieve it. And the very foundation stone of Predictable Success® is that most basic of business tools - the dreaded performance assessment. . . . Read more

Interview with ForConstructionPros.com - Conducting Effective One-to-Ones

Les was interviewed recently by Sam Simon of ForConstructionPros.com In this short interview, Les talks about how to conduct an effective one-to-one meeting. . . . Read more

Interview with ForConstructionPros.com

Les was interviewed recently by Sam Simon of ForConstructionPros.com In this short interview, Les talks about 3 of the Biggest Mistakes Managers make. . . . Read more

Starbucks Hits Treadmill

The decision by Howard Schultz to reinstate himself as Starbuck's chief executive highlights the difficulties faced by many once high-flying organizations when growth stalls. To succeed, Schultz' return must accomplish six goals that most returning leaders overlook. . . . Read more

Don Imus, MSNBC, CBS and Predictable Success®

Yesterday's decision by MSNBC to stop syndication of the 'Imus In The Morning' radio show, and CBS's continued concern over their relationship with Mr Imus highlights a difficult issue faced by every business leader, and provides three key lessons for everyone who manages 'star performers'. . . . Read more