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3 Turnaround Tactics for a Failing Team. The following six proven turnaround tactics come from my consulting practice. With training for multiple processimprovement action teams, they won the JD Power Award. These kinds of actions can swiftly turnaround a failing team. Pulling It All Together.
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A learning organization If you don't want to do all processimprovement and development in your company, you need to build a so-called learning organization: Your employees have a structured process and tool set to formalize and document what they learn and make it available to everyone.
Do processimprovements support strategic objectives? Do employees proactively look for opportunities to improve? You might measure success by asking yourself: How long does it take to respond to changing demands? How often do you release new products/services? How long does it take to bring those solutions to market?
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