Where should you start when writing policies and procedures? Should policies come before procedures, or should it be the other way around?
Read moreWriting error-free procedures can be as easy as using these seven simple keys.
Read moreDon’t go into long explanations or try to dispense too much information. Complexity is an enemy of consistency and quality.
Read moreAll policies and procedures manuals from Bizmanualz follow the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle. The new procedure writing guide emphasizes this concept.
Read moreCareful organization of your policies and procedures manual will be vital to its readability and usefulness. Do you know how to correctly organize this?
Read moreMany get these terms mixed up: policy, business Process, Procedure, and Work Instruction. In truth, most people create work instructions and refer to them as procedures. Or they will write a procedure, which is really a process. Some think of these terms as interchangeable. What is a work instruction?
Read moreLearn how to use Standard Operating Procedures to achaive your goals.
Read moreWhat alternatives are there to Intranet software solutions to develop policies and procedures for multiple departments?
Read moreManagement by Procedures is how McDonalds or other successful franchises manage their business.
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