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However, if you turn into a contributor, doesn't that go against your goals as a facilitator (uh-oh)? ๐ค
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Fred Schenkelberg and I discuss in this episode of the Speaking of Reliability Podcast. SOR 1021 Influence vs Facilitation - Accendo Reliabilityโ
Next steps: Want to know if the facilitator needs to have to have a deep understanding of the subject matter they are facilitating? Check out this other Speaking of Reliability Podcast episode with Fred and Carl.
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Last month, many people in the U.S. celebrated Thanksgiving. The highlight is a meal shared with extended family and friends. \nWhat happens when you're sick and need to cancel travel plans to stay home? You start to think about how engineers changed Thanksgiving. Or at least that's what happened to me! \nEngineering has played a crucial role in ensuring we can enjoy fresh-tasting vegetables and perfectly preserved foods all year round. In this podcast episode, I share history of the development of these things. Many people don't know what goes into making modern food available. \nBeyond the realm of food preservation, this episode serves as a tribute to the unsung heroes of our holiday tables: engineers. I am proud to be part of a profession that has such a profound impact on the world. \n\n | \n\n |
\n | I asked Chat GPT, \"Based on what you know about me, draw me a picture of what you think my current life looks like.\" It's not too far off, except I don't work in delopment or engrelng. Give it a try for yourself! | \n\n |
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\n | \n \n Other Resources\nWelcome the Gemini AI as a podcast guest. Check it out! \nSpeaking of Reliability Podcast, SOR 1020 8D with 'G' . Join Dianna and Fred as they discuss 8D with โGโ, Googleโs AI assistant.
\n This article has uncomfortable observations about how most engineers work and its pitfalls for everyone. \"Project Engineer Syndrome is about sitting on a problem and missing the opportunity to talk it through with other people.\" \nโ#461 โ PROJECT ENGINEER SYNDROME โ MALCOLM PEART | CERM ยฎ RISK INSIGHTSโ \nStay engaged with me on how to combat this with Quality during Design. \nOnline Course\nโFMEA in Practice: From Plan to Risk-Based Decision Makingโ \nMeet Dianna at an Event\nWhere should I go next? \n | \n\n |
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