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More likely the consultant helped them learn that now that they're so efficient, they can downsize the welding team.
by count 4y ago
More likely the consultant helped them learn that now that they're so efficient, they can downsize the welding team.
- mft_ 4y agoThat was my first thought: rather than three or more welders welding ~10% of the time, they needed a team of helpers setting things up, and a single welder moving quickly from job to job...
- LorenPechtel 4y agoYup. A welder's helper is a lot cheaper than a welder, not to mention all the gear time that produces no value for anyone. You want to set things up to the high skill workers are as much as possible able to spend their time on the high skill task.
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- D-Coder 4y agoOr helped them be so efficient that the company didn't go out of business.