Pushing the LATCH and Gold Standards Campaigns at STMicroelectronics
CEO Pistorio says he does "not teach so much or enough in specific courses due to time constraints," but he involves himself with learning programs as needed. The best example of Pistorio's commitment to teaching and learning occurred in 1992. At the time, a TQEM audit revealed a pressing need to upgrade the skills of the company's employees in terms of teamwork, communication, leadership, motivation, and recognition.
Knowing that he needed to train his workforce quickly, Pistorio immediately prepared himself and his top staff so that they could teach what was needed. By teaching, Pistorio and his executives also learned how to improve themselves in the areas they were teaching. In Pistorio's words, "the culture of the company is driven by the CEO. However, if the CEO dictates 'go and do it!' nothing will really happen. If, on the contrary, the CEO practices it, as does everybody else does in the hierarchy and in the organization, then the culture is easier to establish throughout the company." Each level of the organization then taught the next level below it, with lessons flowing from the CEO to the most junior employees.
Pushing the LATCH and Gold Standards Campaigns at STMicroelectronicsCEO Pistorio says he does "not teach so much or enough in specific courses due to time constraints," but he involves himself with learning programs as needed. The best example of Pistorio's commitment to teaching and learning occurred in 1992. At the time, a TQEM audit revealed a pressing need to upgrade the skills of the company's employees in terms of teamwork, communication, leadership, motivation, and recognition.Knowing that he needed to train his workforce quickly, Pistorio immediately prepared himself and his top staff so that they could teach what was needed. By teaching, Pistorio and his executives also learned how to improve themselves in the areas they were teaching. In Pistorio's words, "the culture of the company is driven by the CEO. However, if the CEO dictates 'go and do it!' nothing will really happen. If, on the contrary, the CEO practices it, as does everybody else does in the hierarchy and in the organization, then the culture is easier to establish throughout the company." Each level of the organization then taught the next level below it, with lessons flowing from the CEO to the most junior employees.
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