Standardizing Standard Operating Procedures: How to Write Them and Communicate Them, So People Will Follow Them, Paperback

Standard operating procedures (SOPs) and standard operating guidelines (SOGs) are invaluable to businesses of all sizes. From a multinational corporation to a start-up, any organization can benefit from clearly written and communicated SOPs and SOGs.

SOPs are so important, but writing them can seem like a daunting task. How do you convey so much information without errors or misunderstandings?

Entrepreneur and business coach Jerry Isenhour understands the difficulties. He also understands the rewards a working SOP program can deliver. He has done so for his own businesses in the service, retail and manufacturing segments. He has consulted with numerous management teams to assist them in producing theirs. Now he wants to help you perfect your own SOP writing skills for your business

Isenhour uses his experience as the chief executive officer along with his expertise as a business coach and consultant to share both the theory and practicalities behind SOPs. He covers how to

• start the SOP process,
• form a priority list,
• test the SOP,
• elicit team feedback,
• implement and distribute the SOP,
• evaluate its effectiveness in the workplace,
• troubleshoot any points of confusion, and
• use it to make your organization a success

With this new guide, take your company communications to the next level

About the Author:

Jerry Isenhour has served as the CEO of various organizations in the service, retail, and manufacturing segments. He is currently a business coach and speaker specializing in home-service contracting operations.

Isenhour is the CEO and lead coach for CVC Coaching, which provides coaching and consulting to companies across the United States. He is a leadership coach, teacher, and speaker certified by the John Maxwell Team and a sales advisor certified by Jeffrey Gitomer.

Isenhour understands the values of standard operating procedures. He has built a system of standard operating procedures for businesses that include a chimney service company, an outdoor living retail venture, and a manufacturing company.

Isenhour has been published in numerous trade journals and has his own podcast. For more information about Isenhour, he invites you to visit his website, www.jerryisenhour.com, and listen to his podcast on Soundcloud, Stitcher, and iTunes.