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April 28, 2011 · 8:37 am

Needs Analysis (DEVOTION)

As a group, read the following Scriptures, and use the form to do a needs analysis of the situation.

Matthew 17:14-20 Mark 9:14-29 Luke 9:37-43

Symptoms	What are the main issues? What isn’t working well? What is obvious about the problem(s)?
Suffering	What pain is it causing? Who/what is impacted by the performance gap? What is it costing individuals, the team or the organization?
Significance	What are the organizational goals that are being impacted by the lack of performance? (If possible, tie these in with the organization’s strategy, vision or mission.) What is the potential cost to the organization if the goals and outcomes aren’t achieved and the performance problem isn’t addressed?
Success	What is the desired performance? What does success look like? What are the expectations? How will we know when we get there?
Status	What is happening now? What level of performance is currently being achieved? What are the gaps between the desired performance and the current performance?
Sources	Why is the gap happening? Know, Grow, Whoa, Mo, Go Who or what is responsible?
Solutions	1. Suggest What do you recommend? Who should do what by when? 2. Select Typically done by key leaders or stakeholders. 3. Start Typically done by key leaders or stakeholders. 4. Status (Celebrate or Start Over) Return to the Status step to evaluate the effectiveness of the solution.

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