OUTCOME ORIENTATION

Some people spend their whole life dreaming of being fit. Others decide on their goal, and do everything they can to get there. They change the way they eat, visit the gym five days a week, take the stairs instead of the lift and ensure they’re on the move all day.

In the workplace, having an outcome-oriented mindset makes you focused on a desired result and helps you achieve your target, as you put in more effort into the task. Learn how to organize and evaluate work by the results it drives and strengthen your leadership qualities.