A written vision aligns decisions and hiring.
In this article
Direction
Three to five years.
Size
Trucks and team.
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Customers
Who we serve.
Culture
How we work.
Sharing
With the team.
A closer look
Without a vision, every opportunity looks good and the company drifts. A one-page vision helps say yes to the right things and no to the rest.
Where to start
Write a one-page description of the company five years from now.
An example
An owner shared a written vision with the team. Two technicians said it was the first time they saw a future there.
Common mistakes
Vague statements, never sharing and not using it for decisions.
What to track
Track decisions aligned with the vision.
Questions to ask
Where do we want to be? What will we say no to? Does the team know?
Make it repeatable
Review the vision every year in a team meeting.
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Frequently asked questions
What should a service company vision include?
Where the company wants to be in a few years, the customers it serves, the kind of team it builds and what it will be known for.