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  <title>Three Questions That Turn &amp;quot;We Told Them&amp;quot; Into &amp;quot;We Got It Done&amp;quot; | Manufacturing Team Leadership | Ep. 178</title>
  <description>Have you ever walked past your visual management boards and still not been able to tell if your team is winning? Trevor takes you inside a global food company where executives kept saying &amp;quot;we told them the standards&amp;quot; and supervisors kept saying &amp;quot;we need more clarity.&amp;quot; Both were right. Neither was fixing the board. Inspired by Shane Zutz's High Impact Leadership newsletter, Trevor unpacks why accountability is usually a clarity problem in disguise, and walks through the three questions that close the gap between the top and the shop. 🎁 Free: 10 great questions to ask your leadership and drive engagement →&amp;amp;nbsp;manufacturinggreatness.com/subscribe&amp;amp;nbsp;and get bonus content in our newsletter! Connect with Trevor:&amp;amp;nbsp; LinkedIn 👉&amp;amp;nbsp;linkedin.com/in/trevorblondeel&amp;amp;nbsp; Website 👉&amp;amp;nbsp;manufacturinggreatness.com&amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
  <author_name>Manufacturing Greatness | Productivity | Retention | Profits | Continuous Improvement | Safety | Workforce Development | Labor Challenges | Skills Gaps | Industry 4.0</author_name>
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