The key to success in any job is leveraging the team's skills and working with others to achieve business results that exceed expectations and achieve business success.
In engineering, and in many areas of life, people want to focus on tools and methods. But Principal Centered Leadership can take you farther and faster than any tool can possibly do. I'd like to show you how Principal Centered Leadership and Covey's Seven Habits of Highly Successful People come together to provide everyday habits that engineers can use to improve their results on the shop floor.
7 Habits of the Highly Effective Engineer
Leadership, Teamwork, Efficiency
The 7 Habits of the Highly Effective Engineer
Be Proactive - Don’t Be Afraid to Fail--but fail fast and cheap!
Begin with the End in Mind --Where do you begin? Use the Scientific Method
Put First Things First--Pareto Was Right to Use the 80/20 Rule
Think Win-Win -- Be Data-Driven Not Be Driven by Data
Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood--Talk Less Listen More
Synergize--Relationships matter
Sharpen the Saw--Master the physics of your product/process
