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View Poll Results: Should we include a forum titled Quality Manager/Management
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2nd June 2008, 10:21 PM
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Should we have a forum to discuss Quality Manager/Management issues-Also a Poll
What do you think about including in the forums a "quality manager/management discussion points?
Decision making, leadership, risk taking, dealing w/ irate customers, holding customers to their own protocol, design for manufacturability (leverage), customer satisfaction, etc, etc.
What do you think?
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2nd June 2008, 10:31 PM
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Re: Including in the forums a "quality manager/management discussion points
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What do you think about including in the forums a "quality manager/management discussion points?
Decision making, leadership, risk taking, dealing w/ irate customers, holding customers to their own protocol, design for manufacturability (leverage), customer satisfaction, etc, etc.
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Those things are discussed here practically every day.
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3rd June 2008, 12:37 AM
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Re: Including in the forums a "quality manager/management discussion points
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Those things are discussed here practically every day.
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At least, we try to....  Apparently we are not doing a good job at. 
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Re: Including in the forums a "quality manager/management discussion points
If you can't find a specific forum for a thread you want to start, you can always use Misc. Quality Assurance and Business Systems Related Topics. If there's a more appropriate forum, a moderator can always move it.
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Re: Including in the forums a "quality manager/management discussion points
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If you say so... 
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Re: Including in the forums a "quality manager/management discussion points
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Maybe you can provide an example of what you would like to see being discussed.
Very few questions posted here go unanswered. Your proposal is not very clear.
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Re: Including in the forums a "quality manager/management discussion points
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Decision making, leadership, risk taking, dealing w/ irate customers, holding customers to their own protocol, design for manufacturability (leverage), customer satisfaction, etc, etc.
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I would consider the examples you have posted to fall under Occupation Discussions forum.
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Re: Including in the forums a "quality manager/management discussion points
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Originally Posted by pondo
What do you think about including in the forums a "quality manager/management discussion points?
Decision making, leadership, risk taking, dealing w/ irate customers, holding customers to their own protocol, design for manufacturability (leverage), customer satisfaction, etc, etc.
What do you think?
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Pondo, I like the idea, and thank you very much for thinking how to improve the Cove! 
Now, I ran across the Management Review forum that looked pretty good:
http://elsmar.com/Forums/forumdisplay.php?f=157
I like your list of topics. What we might can do is if you wanted to, start some discussions in the above forum, and we'll see if something is needed from there.
What do you think?
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