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Starbucks Hits Treadmill
|image1|The decision by Howard Schultz to reinstate himself as Starbuck's chief executive highlights the difficulties faced by many once high-flying organizations when growth stalls. To succeed, Schultz' return must accomplish six goals that most returning leaders overlook.In Predictable Success® terms, Starbucks has hit Treadmill.
To succeed in pulling Starbucks back to Predictable Success®, Schultz' return must accomplish six goals that most returning leaders overlook.
Click here to read the full text of Les McKeown's press release on this topic.
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