how do you measure success

 

 

 

 

Success is something that everyone in any career field would like to achieve. Success may mean different things to different people.

 

 

Here are some perspectives:

 

Success is by the Lives that you positively touch. Encouragement, caring, training, correcting, helping through tough times, being jubilant in good times.

Success is by the lives of those you can call your friends.

 Karl Sachsenmaier, Associate Partner, IBM

 

Great question…and not easy to answer.  Are we talking about personal success, business success or something else?  For me success is first about family…love, support, and their success as they measure it.  Second, it would be about friends, the depth of those relationships and helping friends achieve their success. Business success would be about understanding one’s talents and passions and finding  a way to enjoy them while providing for family.

 

Rich deMoll, Senior Advisory Board Member

 

If I were to try to try to summarize how I measure success I would say it is a consistent measure of an inconsistent target.  The measure of success is making a difference.

          The target can vary by person though.  On society.  In the firm.  On one person’s life.  I think the reason why people ask the question about how to measure success is that variability.

Just my two cents.

Charles Arnold Principal, KPMG Consulting

 

 We would welcome your thoughts/input, for our next blog on success.

Sincerely,

Larry Janis

Managing Partner I Integrated Search Solutions Group

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