Some examples of ambitious goals an executive might set could include increasing company revenue by a certain percentage, expanding the business into new markets, launching innovative products or services, improving customer satisfaction rates, or implementing new technologies to increase efficiency. These goals are ambitious as they require significant effort, resources, and strategic planning to achieve.
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What someone contributes to an organization should be measured by the results. By focusing on contributions and taking responsibility for the results, it becomes easy to see opportunities for self-development. Understanding what contributions are productive and what areas need improvement makes it possible to set high standards and ambitious goals. Analyzing and fine-tuning contributions leads to more effective results.