Inspiring employees to “Adopt Adapt Flourish” – a book review

My earliest memory of a workplace change was in the late 1970s. I worked for a whitegoods manufacturer with an office staff around 20 and about 50 factory workers. I was a part-time student and worked in the “cost office”. We costed all the appliances on a large sheet of ruled paper, otherwise known as the original spreadsheet. Each screw, washer, motor, sheet metal, etc was listed and costed, to arrive at the cost of materials. Continue reading →