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Process improvements are typically valued at zero unless and until a director (or above) is annoyed by the issue addressed or, worse, their bonus may be impacte
by _jal 6y ago
Process improvements are typically valued at zero unless and until a director (or above) is annoyed by the issue addressed or, worse, their bonus may be impacted.
- corty 6y agoProcess improvements are perfect CYA. You hand it in in writing, get a written turndown because too expensive/annoying/whatever. When shit hits the fan, you are covered. I like process improvement. Other than that, I only saw one improvement realized. It was one a colleage turned in, got rejected. Then turned in again almost verbatim by a manager 2 layers up, who got it accepted and got the bonus for it...
- slowmovintarget 6y agoOr they get read by the consultants who then take credit for the suggestion and get paid. Granted, the consultants are also a blame sink if the suggestion doesn't work, or ruffles feathers.
- numpad0 6y agoaka don't fix what ain't broke