Goals for departments are often set off of the strategy

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In our daily lives and in industry, goals for departments are often set off of the strategy, but inadvertently “compete” with other departments. Why do you believe this occurs and what can you do as a Lean/Six Sigma practitioner to try to prevent it? Have you experienced something similar at work in the past?

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