Using Lean Six Sigma (DMAIC) as a leader and to convince leaders

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Leadership on the Fly

Ryan

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5 days ago

Shared stories of leadership in regards to servant leadership, building trust, empowerment and accountability. In the military, and particularly in aviation, you must live these leadership values. As your airplanes fly off in the distance, you have no other choice but to live them. I will share and assess leadership topics, stories and historical reviews as means of continuous personal growth and to advertise the talents military personnel bring to the corporate world.

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Using Lean Six Sigma (DMAIC) as a leader and to convince leaders

Leadership on the Fly

39 minutes 11 seconds

6 years ago

Using Lean Six Sigma (DMAIC) as a leader and to convince leaders

A story that shows DMAIC works in the military and how veterans use this process that is translatable to the corporate world.

Podcast discuss on how to use the principles as a leader and to convince leaders to take action through conceptualization and statistical analysis.

Story is about mortar attack occurring on a remote outpost that almost destroyed UH60 Blackhawk helicopters. Luckily, a junior leader decided not be reactive, but used the DMAIC method to be proactive and prevent a potentially disastrous situation.