The skills gap will impact 90% of manufactures, costing trillions in shortages and delays.
How do we help manufacturers increase productivity and retention?
Right now, you know these skills differences: • CNC Machine Operator – can make bolts all day long using a CNC machine. • CNC Machinist – can take a block of metal and almost magically figure out how to turn it into a complex part that has high-value. • Accountant – falls within the white collar designation.
Here’s the problem: > The above skills differences are confused by white collar, blue collar designations. Shallow understanding is reflected in ambiguous decisions. > Skills differences are rarely leveraged to solve problems that are unstructured, complex, creativity-driven, strategy-dependent, project-oriented.
CultureOfExperts.com solution: √ Define expert-level work within categories that completely explain the above differences in skills. Focus appropriate skills onto unique challenges. √ Line-item the work-process that some experts use to resolve complex problems. Use this as a formula to methodically resolve complex problems. √ Build a business plan that addresses your most complex challenges by leveraging the appropriate types of skills to resolve them.
CareerSteady.com solution: √ Free employee training for experts and aspiring experts. Develop exert-level work-process while tacking your most complex challenges. √ When the right type of experts are paired to challenges that best suit their skills, productivity and retention will increase.
With the expanding skills gap, people in leadership are looking for new ways to wrap their heads around the workforce. If one of the goals is to bring employees together within the spirit of expert-level accomplishment, Culture of Experts and CareerSteady provide solutions. If you are in a position that demands development and retention of expert-level workers, contact me for an overview.
Martin Haslinger
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