Common Freaking Sense

Do people in your company generally use common sense?

  • Yes

    Votes: 17 23.9%
  • No

    Votes: 54 76.1%

  • Total voters
    71
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Aaron Lupo

I want to take a poll here.

How many of you find that people in your company lack any common sense.

Please lets here the horror stories so I do not feel like I am alone!

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Jim Biz

Horror stories??

Horror stories - I have a bag full

How about TOP LEVEL management holding open meetings with floor personnel - EXPOUNDING that any part showing questionable quality - down to even one part should not reach the customer....

2 days Time passes - the same TOP LEVEL manager - deciding that 50 parts found by floor personnel as visually/obvisouly defective must be shipped - reasoning "They are too expensive to call nonconforming"
 
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Jim Biz

Horror stories - How about a TOP Level manager - DIRECTING the customer not be told of poor quality which "Could involve life threatning details - even after it is proven internally a major error has been committed as far back as contract review? -
 
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Jim Biz

Horror stories

How about the Top level manager signing a procedure that says clearly on the title page this procedure is a joke and the first line of the procedure reads..

WORD FOR WORD

"Top level management are not competent or trained,and can therefore not be expected to lead the company toward standards compliance."

Sad part of the last three posts is that someone out there thinks I'm Joking.

Common sense combined with $$$ makes strange bedfellows

ISO GUY - YER NOT ALONE
 
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energy

It's a judgement call

Common Sense. I hate the term. For me, it's usually against me when I'm trying to comply with the wording of the standard. Here goes the old age creeping in. "What's one man's (I'll add woman's) Goose is another person's Gander. Boy is that heavy?:biglaugh: :smokin:
 
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JRKH

I think I found my new custom user text for under my name.

COMMON SENSE ISN'T!!!

James
 

Bubba

Involved In Discussions
Horror Story

A company I once worked for had product that was receiving a large number of customer complaints in regards to a dimensional characteristic. In response, the engineers and quality people researched what the dimensional spec should beto eliminate this cause of customer dissatisfaction. Inspection gaging was modified to inspect for this new specification. Less than one week after implementing the new gaging, the plant manager and the engineering manager dictated that the old specification be reinstated due to a 30% scrap rate in manufacturing.

It still makes no sense to me that they would change the specification to meet a process instead of changing the process to meet a specification.

This same company would also wait until a gage was machined and inspected to find out what it measured before they would assign nominal dimensions with acceptable tolerances.:eek:
 

gpainter

Quite Involved in Discussions
I was told thet many in our company lack common sense. I believe that common sense is a result of experience, morals and commitment to doing what is right.
 

SteelMaiden

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Actually, a lot of people I meet don't seem to use common sense:bonk:

My husband says that I have that opinion because I'm an anal, controlling......Virgo:biglaugh:

Ain't love grand?:vfunny:
 
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