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Neal Dellett has 30 year as a Continuous Improvement consultant and practitioner working with billion dollar name brands. This week on the show we discuss the ROI of continuous improvement, how to bring around the skeptics and how to get all the teams to work together. Full show coming Friday!
Neal Dellett has more than 30 years as both consultant and practitioner leading continuous improvement programs in the industry and for several “billion dollar brand” supply chains. This week on the Make It Right podcast he explains how pursuing continuous improvement is a process of continuous change and he discusses best practices on how to manage this change.
Supply chain strategist Filippo Mauri has extensive experience working with and leading teams around the world. In part two of their conversation he shares his insights with Janet on the growth he sees in emerging markets and how companies who upgrade their machinery and improve their labour standards in those markets will be a force in the coming years.
When you take a leadership position in a new country and new culture there is a lot you need to learn and understand if you want to be accepted and successful in your new role. Gaining trust and support is not easy but extensive experience has taught supply chain strategist Filippo Mauri that openness and curiosity are key. He has extensive experience working with and leading teams around the world. He shares his insights on how to succeed as a leader in a new country and new culture and what you need to know before you even get there.
In Episode 18 of the Make It Right podcast Kevin Snook discusses what CEOs and other leaders should be looking for on the factory tour so they can propose changes that can improve the process and support the success of the business. With decades of experience in manufacturing he also shares where to get started making those changes to achieve maximum impact.
The Factory Tour is an important part of a leader’s job as it has the power to motivate or obliterate the confidence of your front line team. Kevin Snook, author of Make It Right, shares some cautionary tales on what not to do as a leader on the factory tour. He also shares insight on how leaders can inspire with the right approach to get maximum impact and engagement from their team.
Maintaining enthusiasm on the job day after day is not easy for employees or management. Perhaps your manufacturing company is unknowingly suffering from the dimmer switch effect which produces a culture of disengagement and lethargy. On this episode of the Make It Right podcast Kevin Snook provides insight on how to “crank up the dimmer switch” and re-energize your employees.
