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All you
gotta do is ask
*NEW* “All You Gotta Do Is Ask explains how
to promote large numbers of ideas from your employees, something most
organizations do very poorly, if at all. The people who manage such
organizations are either unaware of the power of employee ideas, or
they don’t know how to tap it. This easy-to-read book will show
you why it is important to have a good idea system, how to set one
up, and what it can do for you, your employees, and your organization. You will become a much more effective manager as a result. Your people will be happier, you (the manager) will be less stressed, and your units performance will rise to levels you could not have come close to in any other way.” – Alan G. Robinson, professor University of Massachusetts and author of Ideas Are Free.
A year ago ArvinMeritor an auto parts supplier in Michigan received 21 ideas per employee and saved $ 4,285 per employee. Gangbusters, and imagine how each employee feels when their ideas are implemented. Subaru a year ago received 108 ideas per employee and saved $ 5,000 per employee.
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“A very simple approach and a very powerful message centering on the brainpower each employee can bring to work and how leaders can tap into it.” – David Veech, Manager, Lean Certification Programs, University of Kentucky
"Why not make work easier and more interesting so that people
do not have to sweat." The Toyota style is not to create results
by working hard. It is a system that says there is no limit to people's
creativity. People don't go to Toyota to 'work' they go there to
'think.'" - Taiichi Ohno, co-creator of The Toyota Production
System (Lean manufacturing)
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