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From Performance Innovation LLC
Lean Six Sigma for Higher Education
In todaya ™s environment Colleges and Universities are faced with the demanding needs of a global economic climate and must address the changing needs of students, employers and the community at large. With this fact, Higher Education must be on a path of continuous improvement and must embrace a culture of change.
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Pumps and Pump Systems
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Water and Waste Water Facilities
University & Colleges
Research Facilities
Grocery Stores and Fuel Stations
Power Generation
Including:
Maintenance Technicians
Mechanics
Machine Operators
Building Owners
Plant Engineers
Design Engineers
Facility Managers
Technicians in Cross-training, or Multi-craft Skills programs
Anyone who wants to learn more about
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...spitals
Water and Waste Water Facilities
University & Colleges
Research Facilities
Grocery Stores and Fuel Stations
Power Generation
Including:
Maintenance Technicians
Mechanics
Machine Operators
Building Owners
Plant Engineers
Design Engineers
Facility Managers
Technicians in Cross-training, or Multi-craft Skills programs
Anyone who wants to learn more about
more...
From Expanding Thought
Manager as Coach
... But people development is rarely intuitive nor taught in colleges. Additionally, a manager may never have had a good role model.
Thus, managers require education and practice to learn how to coach people to maximize performance.
To be a coach at work, the manager has to ask more questions than provide answers, treat people as individuals, be interested in the employee's work world, and
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... But people development is rarely intuitive nor taught in colleges. Additionally, a manager may never have had a good role model.
Thus, managers require education and practice to learn how to coach people to maximize performance.
To be a coach at work, the manager has to ask more questions than provide answers, treat people as individuals, be interested in the employee's work world, and
more...
