Rebuilding Team Unity and Accountability Through EOS Implementation
EOS works best when it’s more than a checklist. With the right implementation, it becomes a shared operating system for the entire company. This project proved that even deeply siloed teams can come together around a common structure and purpose.
The Challenge
The company operated with a flat structure where all employees reported to the CEO. This created confusion around ownership and fueled tension between Sales and Operations, leading to siloed efforts and inconsistent performance. The lack of clear goals and role clarity limited both individual and departmental growth.
The Solution
To create structure, unity, and aligned execution, I introduced the EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) framework in collaboration with senior leadership. We began by forming the Leadership Team and implementing Rocks, Scorecards, and weekly L10 meetings to build a rhythm of accountability.
After achieving an 85% Rock completion rate within the first two quarters, we rolled EOS out to the broader team:
- Defined KPIs and OKRs at the departmental level to align team goals with company priorities
- Held monthly check-ins with managers and individual contributors to support execution
- Clarified roles and responsibilities to eliminate confusion between departments
- Transitioned two senior salespeople into new roles that better matched their strengths
- One of those transitions led to the company’s first-ever Account Manager to hit their annual sales quota
EOS helped dissolve the “us vs. them” dynamic between Sales and Operations and created a culture of ownership across the organization.
The Impact