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Suggest it to the President Forum
Serkalem G.Kirstos, CEO, Ethiopia, Member
Japanese company Mazda had what they called the "Suggest it to the presidents forum" where employees, especially on the bottom level, are encouraged to suggest new working methods to their president. This allowed them to quietly undertake a lot of corrective measures to sustain the company....
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Suggestion Box
Jean Claude Perrault, Manager, South Africa, Member It is difficult for the lower levels to make suggestions that have major impact as they are seldom aware of company strategies.
Furthermore for a... |
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Suggest it the President Forum
Serkalem G.Kirstos, CEO, Ethiopia, Member Dear Jean Claude Perrault, definitely!
The thing is that by so doing you will not only increase the commitment of the employees, because they fee... |
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Balanced Approach
Andrea Kelly It is like a ball game where the spectator normally has a better view of the match than the players. Getting feedback from lower level staff may have ... |
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Use Bottom Up Approach Situational
Hamisi manda, Project Manager, Kenya, Member Discretion should be exercised depending on the situation, the category of employees and their nature of work. What applies for top level managers may... |
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