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Why Continuous Improvement Fails (WTF!)

Why Continuous Improvement Fails (WTF!)

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 Click “Subscribe” to view all the Podcast Channels you can listen to “Why They Fail”. Why They Fail! Podcast Intro Episode #1 Welcome to the very first episode of “WTF!” – Why They Fail! Join host Kevin Clay, a seasoned Master Black Belt and President of Six Sigma Development Solutions, Inc., as he pulls back the curtain on the frustrating reality: over 90% of Continuous Improvement (CI) efforts ultimately fail. Forget motivational fluff. This podcast dives headfirst into the real, unfiltered reasons behind these failures, dissecting the short-sighted decisions, leadership missteps, and organizational shortcomings that sabotage even the most well-intentioned […] Chapters
  • (00:00:01) - Welcome to Why They Fail
  • (00:00:35) - Host Introduction & Podcast Premise
  • (00:01:20) - Introducing WTF!
  • (00:02:22) - Common Pitfalls & “Common Sense” Failures
  • (00:02:55) - Specific Examples of How CI Fails
  • (00:03:40) - Addressing the Negative Perception
  • (00:04:19) - Preview of Upcoming Episodes
  • (00:04:47) - Episode 2 Preview: Fad Diet CI?
  • (00:05:55) - Episode 3 Preview: The “Paper Belt”
  • (00:07:57) - Episode 4 Preview: The Six Sigma Blind Spot (COO Story)
  • (00:08:53) - Episode 5 Preview: The “One-Hit Wonders”
  • (00:10:12) - How to Avoid CI Failure
  • (00:10:43) - Get the FREE Book & Learn How to Succeed
  • (00:11:54) - Will You Repeat These Mistakes?
  • (00:12:21) - Outro & Engagement

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