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Too many organizations suffer mediocrity because they have industrialize their workforce and turned them into machine-like disposable commodities.
What is going to be different?
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Ehm, you didn’t see that 10 page article on amazon in the New York Times
earlier this year? I took note of that article, as it portends the future.
Having gone through TQM, 6sigma, LEAN, etc, I see this coming and it will
be imposed just GM did in the 90s. The only bright spot is that the term
manager becomes meaningless as the KPI/metrics take over. There’s a nice
chapter on 10X in into the plex anout Google but assume that every single
bit of your work life is being constantly turned into metrics.
The outcome might shock you.. I actually got a copy of the resulting
spreadsheet once from a finance guy and found out whom was considered
deadwood based on metrics – those ppl that spend time training and
supporting new and inexperienced staff. Wish I could share but OMG the
Taylorian economy is upon the white collar folks as well now
Ehm, you didn’t see that 10 page article on amazon in the New York Times earlier this year? I took note of that article, as it portends the future. Having gone through TQM, 6sigma, LEAN, etc, I see this coming and it will be imposed just GM did in the 90s. The only bright spot is that the term manager becomes meaningless as the KPI/metrics take over. There’s a nice chapter on 10X in into the plex anout Google but assume that every single bit of your work life is being constantly turned into metrics.
The outcome might shock you.. I actually got a copy of the resulting spreadsheet once from a finance guy and found out whom was considered deadwood based on metrics – those ppl that spend time training and supporting new and inexperienced staff. Wish I could share but OMG the Taylorian economy is upon the white collar folks as well now
Ehm, you didn’t see that 10 page article on amazon in the New York Times earlier this year? I took note of that article, as it portends the future. Having gone through TQM, 6sigma, LEAN, etc, I see this coming and it will be imposed just GM did in the 90s. The only bright spot is that the term manager becomes meaningless as the KPI/metrics take over. There’s a nice chapter on 10X in into the plex anout Google but assume that every single bit of your work life is being constantly turned into metrics.
The outcome might shock you.. I actually got a copy of the resulting spreadsheet once from a finance guy and found out whom was considered deadwood based on metrics – those ppl that spend time training and supporting new and inexperienced staff. Wish I could share but OMG the Taylorian economy is upon the white collar folks as well now