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FarLook's Vision

Trusted Source for Business Improvement

Our vision is to be a trusted source for enabling medium-to-smaller companies to achieve peak performance through a proven business improvement solution that gets and sustains results.

By trusted, we mean a relationship that is affordable, considerate, customized, effective, efficient, ethical, practical, timely and more.

Our working premise is that employees start their jobs wanting to be successful. To perpetuate this desire, a company needs:

  1. Mission, vision and value statements,
  2. SMART goals,
  3. Management processes,
  4. Repeatable business processes,
  5. Measurement and reporting processes,
  6. Learning and development programs, and
  7. Improvement and change processes.

Balance and alignment

Mission, vision and value statements help to focus and align the employees’ efforts, but often, many companies’ profitability and growth can still be short-lived. Nine drivers help ensure the survival, growth and sustained profitability of a company. They possess untold potential for increasing a business’ growth. They are:

  1. People,
  2. Markets,
  3. Capital,
  4. Organization,
  5. Systems,
  6. Activities or Tasks,
  7. Technology,
  8. Cooperation, and
  1. Change.

The employees’ (people) desire, knowledge, skills and energy is the most important driving force behind a company’s sustainable success.

Values are the cornerstone

Values are central to successful companies.

This is evident in organizations of all sizes and stages of development.

Company values are required to create and perpetuate high performance and profitability.

Companies have doubled their profits in 12 to 18 months and sooner.

It starts with the top decision-maker
- the owner, president or CEO - to make the decision to transition their company to the next higher level of profits, sales or production.