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How to drive performance without playing the blame game

Work Life

Consider the case of a manufacturing company I worked with. The simple act of taking a moment to consider the best response helped them approach problems with a clear mind, avoiding knee-jerk reactions that might discourage team members from raising concerns. Leaders also practiced how to pause before reacting to bad news.

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Sustainability: Beyond a Buzzword

Success

If you are a manufacturing business, you [or] your suppliers, by reducing water, can reduce energy, emissions [and] bad chemistry and help improve the lives of people and communities. Diverse teams drive innovation, improve problem-solving and reflect the complex global marketplace that businesses now navigate.

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The Staggering Cost Of Disengaged Employees: How Disengagement Impacts Your Bottom Line

Vantage Circle

GDP Directly tied to employee disengagement Comparative Industry Analysis: Engagement Levels by Sector as per ADP Research Technology: 29% engagement rate Healthcare: 34% engagement rate Retail: 20% engagement rate Manufacturing: 14% engagement rate Mitigation Strategies One Can Look at! The financial implications are substantial.

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Productivity at the core: How COOs deliver strategy

McKensey

Productivity, like so much else in operations, is a matter of strategic prioritization. By fostering a culture of problem-solving and standardization, high performers optimize yield while embedding quality into every aspect of their operations. Increase performance. Improve quality.

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Being back in the office is paying off for tech companies

Envoy

Nevertheless, it’s essential to recognize that the vast majority of today’s employees work in an office or a workplace setting (like a manufacturing plant) – and this number continues to grow. By being physically present, teams can adapt and solve complex problems faster and more efficiently than in isolation.

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Everything You Need to Know About B Corps and How They Can Drive Positive Change Globally

Success

Since its inception, the B Corp movement has grown exponentially, with more than 8,900 certified businesses in more than 101 countries, spanning 162 industries from retail and manufacturing to finance and technology. This network provides opportunities for leadership, collaboration, learning, growth and collective problem-solving.

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Transforming Ambulatory Care with Lean Management Principles

Chart Logic

Overview of Lean Management Principles and Their Significance in Ambulatory Care Lean management, rooted in the manufacturing industry, focuses on creating value by eliminating waste and optimizing processes. Engaging staff in regular feedback and problem-solving sessions helps foster a culture of continuous improvement.