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Writer's pictureNiki Berridge

The business case for Strengths

Updated: Jun 1, 2020

Harnessing strengths at work can be a clear performance and engagement differntiator.

Not only does it boost personal performance, it can identify sources of untapped talent and potential, vital for Organisational productivity. Building a strong platform for ongoing development can be the key to successfully getting the best from your people.


So how are Organisations thinking outside the box and using strengths?



Smart Organisations realise the power of strengths

They invest in their people by employing a Strengths based assessment that enables individuals and teams to realise their strengths and how to maximise these for commercial advantage.

They also recognise how strengths can be used to reinvigorate many of the crucial people processes that are key to organisational success.


Business Case for using strengths

The case is strong and compelling. Savvy organisations are already executing the business case by deeply understanding their current challenges and aligning a strengths based approach to strategic priorities to capitalise on the greatest assets of their people; their strengths. Below are a few examples:


  • Attraction & retention of talent

  • Tap into unused potential and talent throughout the organisation

  • Improve individual and team performance

  • Build employee engagement

  • Increase openness to change and ability to deal with change

  • Deal more positively with reorganisation

  • Develop flexibility

  • Improve teamwork

  • Increase diversity and positive inclusion

  • Contribute to the fulfilment and happiness of employees

In this time of extraordinary individual and business transition, smart organisations harness the transformational power of strengths to create deeper employee connection to achieve higher organisational performance.

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