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HARD Goals, Not SMART Goals, Are The Key To Career Development
HARD Goals, Not SMART Goals, Are The Key To Career Development
Everyone has set SMART Goals (most commonly defined as Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Time-bound). But the research shows that while SMART Goals are ubiquitous, they’re not particularly effective. So to help yourself and others have a great career, you need to try HARD Goals.
·forbes.com·
HARD Goals, Not SMART Goals, Are The Key To Career Development
Are SMART Goals Dumb? (Shocking New Goal-Setting Research)
Are SMART Goals Dumb? (Shocking New Goal-Setting Research)
Nearly everyone has set SMART goals. But shocking new data from Leadership IQ reveals that people who set SMART Goals are less likely to love their jobs. And people who use SMART goal setting are less likely to achieve great things or maximize their full potential.
Only 14% people say that their goals for this year will help them achieve great thingsOnly 43% of people set difficult or audacious goalsPeople who set difficult goals are 34% more likely to love their jobs.Top executives are 64% more likely to set difficult or audacious goalsTop executives are 91% more likely to enjoy leaving their comfort zone in pursuit of their goalsSetting a goal that requires learning new skills is nearly 10 times more powerful at inspiring employees70% of people indicate varying forms of procrastination (or a general lack of urgency for their goals)People who use visuals to describe their goals are 52% more likely to love their job People who set SMART Goals are far less likely to love their jobs
·leadershipiq.com·
Are SMART Goals Dumb? (Shocking New Goal-Setting Research)