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Isn't that what Lean, Six Sigma, and all those processes were about originally? Everybody working to improve their productivity, going all the way down to looki
by QuercusMax 6y ago
Isn't that what Lean, Six Sigma, and all those processes were about originally? Everybody working to improve their productivity, going all the way down to looking at what workers on the line are doing? I'd expect that in the last 50 years we actually have gotten better at sequencing assembly-line work, and improving worker productivity through better techniques.
- SpicyLemonZest 6y agoIt is, and I'd guess that the companies who've used such processes are disproportionately likely to be the ones paying employees better than in the 70s. It's my understanding that nobody on the GE assembly lines makes close to minimum wage.