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Posted by: Paul Robson
Posted on: Wednesday, 22nd October 2003, 2:17 PM.

Hello

I am currently implementing Lean Manufacturing in a large Sub Contract Machine Shop. I have the time line planned for implementation and currently just at the 5S stage. I am Six Sigma qualified but believe me this is way above my current employer at this point.

I am really struggling to get people on board. I have Presentations to show top level managment (I am luck to sit in the same office as the MD) but they dont have the time to look at them. The MD is well into the idea but lacks all kowlage on this. I really feel like I am wasting my time.

Has anyone else had this problem? How did you get the people on board?

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Why Is It So Hard to Change Peoples Opinons by Paul Robson on Wednesday, 22nd October 2003

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