In progressive companies, business leaders work proactively to surface these tensions, acknowledge tough trade-offs, and help leaders set and articulate priorities.
This role also sees MLMs as professional role models and allows them to set and articulate goals and act as therapists and motivators.
We set about articulating our approach to sales and agreeing upon a standard process that we'd stick to for every client.
Recognizing that Xerox and others dominated the business with powerful patents, Canon set about articulating a clear patent strategy based on developing new technologies as well as acquiring rights to compete against the incumbents.
To Bustani and many such figures, the strife illustrated the danger of sectarian belonging, and they set out to articulate a common heritage of language, culture and equality in rights and laws.
What Mr. Townshend does manage to do here with insight, verve and sometimes grandiosity is describe how the Who and its music evolved: how the group "set out to articulate the joy and rage" of the generation that came of age in the "teenage wasteland" that was post-World War II Britain, under the shadow of the atomic bomb and deeply alienated from the established class system.
"Recently we set out to articulate from R&D through to sales and marketing what we do when we do research and why we do it, and to emphasize that we're committed to the transparency of all our data.
Meanwhile, with Seurat, he set off to articulate the theories of neoimpressionism.
This phase of "setting and articulating the goal" is key in negotiation according to Barshefsky, who spent months building relationships with her Chinese counterparts in order to learn who makes decisions and how various other peripheral players could affect agreements reached.
Consensus conferences could be used in risk governance for the purpose of setting and articulating common conventions for risk assessment and evaluation.
