Every leader wants to make good decisions. Yet even smart, experienced leaders sometimes make decisions that cost an organization money, time, productivity, or good people. The surprising part is that those choices rarely feel like bad decisions when they are made. At the time, the information may appear reasonable. The...
Getting Things Done for Manufacturing Leaders: Why Better Decisions Drive Better Results
Most leaders work incredibly hard to become more productive. They organize calendars, manage overflowing inboxes, create detailed task lists, and constantly look for better ways to stay on top of their responsibilities. Those habits certainly improve organization. However, many manufacturing leaders eventually discover that becoming more efficient does not necessarily...