Jack Welsh is a complete sleazebucket who fired normal people to feather his bed. He perpetuated a long running accounting and stock fraud with GE and paid so much in campaign contributions that in a number of years GE paid no taxes, but received billions from the government. He now lives like a drug lord and still pulls compensation from GE. Its good that he appears to have Alzheimer so now we won’t have to listed to his vacuous BS anymore.
lol, I guess some times ,just sometimes variation is good ! for that I heard about that book “what color is your paraschute” I mean when it comes to career change.. another note :this looks like an interesting interview any chance someone can give access to the whole thing ..thanks
Perfect professional role model for me. Any suggestions on how I can eliminate the variation on the career path please ? Suggested reading perhaps…
PS I’m serious
I have worked for GE; they do not practice the areas you have described. They look after there employee’s & employee’s word hard for GE. They come together for community service activies (painting schools, holding birthday and anniversary parties for employee’s, and extend benefits to family members). While Lean Six Sigma doesn’t have much to do with these cultural values, they none-the-less exist. While GE also has a policy of perfomance targets where low performers are managed and coached.
Wise words, thx
lol, your sick!
Jack Welsh is a complete sleazebucket who fired normal people to feather his bed. He perpetuated a long running accounting and stock fraud with GE and paid so much in campaign contributions that in a number of years GE paid no taxes, but received billions from the government. He now lives like a drug lord and still pulls compensation from GE. Its good that he appears to have Alzheimer so now we won’t have to listed to his vacuous BS anymore.
He is brilliant, he donated all profits from his book to charity.
If he is so smart, why he write books together with that useless freeloader Suzy Welsh?
lol, I guess some times ,just sometimes variation is good ! for that I heard about that book “what color is your paraschute” I mean when it comes to career change.. another note :this looks like an interesting interview any chance someone can give access to the whole thing ..thanks
Perfect professional role model for me. Any suggestions on how I can eliminate the variation on the career path please ? Suggested reading perhaps…
PS I’m serious
gotta love Jack
thanks for the video. Being a student of Industrial Engineering this small video really helped me in understanding the 6 sigma concept.
this guy is the man, remarkable
Thanks Timcharge, I almost always make that typo, I have corrected, thanks for the feedback.
Steven Bonacorsi
iknow some one called jack welsh
Jack Welch is my CEO idol ..
Hi Norris,
I will be meeting Mikel at the ISixSigma and IQPC conferences in Florida this month, are you attending? I’ll make some Video’s and post.
Steven Bonacorsi
Seems like tough-love. I’m hoping Mikel Harry’s The Great Discovery works in adding the human element more into six sigma processes.
I have worked for GE; they do not practice the areas you have described. They look after there employee’s & employee’s word hard for GE. They come together for community service activies (painting schools, holding birthday and anniversary parties for employee’s, and extend benefits to family members). While Lean Six Sigma doesn’t have much to do with these cultural values, they none-the-less exist. While GE also has a policy of perfomance targets where low performers are managed and coached.
Nice to see and hear from the passionate guru