Interview with Leslie Kossoff
Leslie joins Jim again to continue their discussion of how to install the quality process in your small business. But first, they discuss more of the history of the quality process around the world in the 20th Century, with emphasis on how America lost it's competitive edge during the 70s and 80s. One of the issues discussed is the importance of the person at the top of the organizational chart being totally sold on the installation of a quality process in order for that philosophy to really create positive results. These visits with Leslie are VERY important. Be prepared to gain new perspectives that will change the way you think about managing your company.
More interviews with Leslie Kossoff
A new quality process instruction service
Installing a quality culture in your business
Why the quality process is better than quality service
How to find quality opportunities in the sales organization
How sales feedback contributes to the relevance of quality
Articles by Leslie Kossoff
Corporate Etiquette and Public Maulings
Management in a small business, especially family-owned, can be hectic. Here is an example of what not to do from Leslie Kossoff.
From Vision to Execution: A Design Perspective
Visioning is popular in the fashion business, but it should be popular in your business as well. Leslie Kossoff tells why.
The Success of Failure
Failure, in too many countries and cultures, is seen as an ending. That's wrong. Leslie Kossoff tells us why failure isn't always a bad thing.
Creating Positive Disruption
A lesson from Radiohead's marketing... It's time to get your organization's head out of the proverbial sand.
Organizational Currency
Three primary currencies that we deal with.