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CEO uses D&D initiative rolls to drive board engagement and retention

The CEO of a company, who consistently rolls the highest initiative in board meetings, has observed that this practice influences board member retention and engagement. Over eleven consecutive quarters, his high initiative rolls have led to some board members leaving while others adopted the practice, suggesting that taking the first action is crucial for success and commitment. AI

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CEO uses D&D initiative rolls to drive board engagement and retention

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  1. Mastodon — sigmoid.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    I roll for initiative at the start of every board meeting. I have rolled highest for eleven consecutive quarters. My board members stopped asking why I bring th

    I roll for initiative at the start of every board meeting. I have rolled highest for eleven consecutive quarters. My board members stopped asking why I bring the dice. Two of them bought dice. Three of them left. The ones who bought dice stayed. The lesson: initiative determines …