June 2018
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
5h 31m
English
It is time. Elizabeth almost doesn’t want to press Enter on the cell in her Excel sheet, because she is afraid of what the formula will say—or what the output of her nearly four months of progress with SBSG will be. She never thought that something that appeared so challenging at the onset would be easy to put together. It was the people—helping them understand that this improvement was actually for them, for a change—that made it harder.
She thinks back to those early days. She had decided (and convinced her stakeholders) that the 10 percent productivity improvement would be the primary metric to measure the success of the TEO. So, she had conducted a short survey of employees in all departments ...
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