INSTANT MBA: Let Your Company Be The Force That Turns New Hires Into Ideal Employees
Today's advice comes from Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Prize Winner and founder of Grameen Bank, via Harvard Business Review:
"In the beginning, we were very small, so we were picky. We were trying to get the best possible staff. Now that we’re
Yunus' bank is in the business of helping low income entrepreneurs in
"Our goals are very clearly stated, and we monitor whether the branches are meeting them through something called Five Star. Each employee is supposed to look after 600 borrowers. If you get 100% repayment from those borrowers, you get a star. If the whole branch achieves 100%, then everyone in the branch gets a star. If you do it for the whole year, you get another star. If your branch is profitable, you get a fourth star. And if the children of the borrowers in your branch are all in school—every single child—you get the fifth star. These are stars you can wear on your chest, like in the military. So you go to work, and you see the star achievement."
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