In my forty years of occupation, in all aspects of leadership, from identification, qualification, training and development, to thousands of realities, and/or from
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Leaders, I noticed that almost every organization has created a budget, and few of them are fully utilized! An effective budget must be based on the perception, perception, need, and bestness of the group, the services and presentations it serves, and the use of well-conceived budgets as part of its weapons to achieve quality objectives. Many times, the budget is used only as a symbol rather than a tool to effectively and relevantly guide the group towards a sustainable future! This means, rather than just passing the motor, and adjusting the annual budget every year, properly preparing this very valuable document and using the zero-based budget correctly. With this in mind, this article will briefly, try, consider, examine, review, and discuss why such concerns often turn potentially vulnerable groups into more relevant organizations.
1. What is a zero-based budget? : Zero-based budget is different from
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By, more attention is paid to the best uses, needs, goals and priorities, not just to do so, as this is a requirement based on charters and/or customs. When a person uses these documents correctly and wisely, they become effective planning tools, carefully considering the best future strategies and action plans to make the organization stronger, more relevant and sustainable. This means that every project is considered, whether it is needed or necessary, whether the group spends too much, too little, or whether it is from
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. Be careful to avoid traps, don't take this process seriously, take the shortcuts and/or paths with the least resistance, because using a zero-based budget requires more time and effort.
2. Which parts of the budget should use a zero basis? : In addition to the field, especially the authorization, due to contracts, leases, union agreements, etc., the quality leader is ready, willing and able to use his eyes to consider every other component of the financial plan, from
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Doesn't mean that it should always do this!
The Buddha can be one of the most effective planning tools, and can also be a guide or be ignored. A wise leader realizes that his team must either develop and be as relevant as possible, otherwise it will become unsustainable! Review requirements, goals, priorities and realities, and prepare a document that will help to create meaningful strategies as well as effective action plans!
Orignal From: Leader: If you want to achieve, use a zero-based budget
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