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3:10 to Yuma :tup:
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:hello: Morning Folks
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Happy HumpDay/ToolDay/TurboDay Everybody :tup:
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Don’t forget to gas up your gas holes :wtf2:
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The whole clause 7.1.6 Organizational Knowledge was written into ISO9001:2015 partly as a result of trying to make organizations capture that kind of knowledge proactively, instead of reactively. |
Good Wednesday Morning All. Just a few more days to go until the weekend. :happydance: Due to a cold front, the high today is 69* with a 30% chance of rain. :bowdown: Off to the gym, so hope you all have a Great Wednesday. Stay Safe, Stay Positive and Keep Washing Those Hands. :tup:
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morning boys and girls.. :hello:
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Mornin' folks!:hello:
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Another day in paradise.:rolleyes:
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This should tell the employers one thing. Don't treat the folks that work for you like crap. They are the reason you are successful. With all of the outsourcing, layoffs over the years, etc. Little nuggets of data are being kept private. Sometimes on purpose, sometimes not. Like Rusty for instance and the power plant he use to work at. New company bought the place and some higher up manager some where caused all kinds of grief for the employees. You reap what you sow. I deal with this crap all the time. Sometimes I speak up, sometimes I don't. |
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I suppose the best way is to have each SME have a shadow that can learn from them, but that is an expense that most companies won't do. Most SMEs have knowledge that the company isn't paying for, the company pays for what they know to do their job and that's it. It's unfortunate. |
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At Elliott and at the power plant. We called that Tribal Knowledge. It's knowledge that is handed down from the old guys to the new guys. If you were a new guy and an azz. You never got the full picture. At the power plant. I know where all the dead bodies are buried. I still get calls asking me about some things. Being hired during construction. I got to watch where all the short cuts were taken and changes made that never was on the PID's. Drawings that was never red lined. When I retired. I took my note books with me. I've been questioned on them too. |
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Day 3 of Hell week. My azz is sore. Be glad when this week is over.
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Just read the tags. :rofl2: Earth Worm. LMFAO. Who did that one? :rofl2:
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Seen on the news that there are fist fights breaking out while people wait at the gas station to get gas. Brings back memories of the 70's gas shortages. :rofl2: The gas station I worked while in high school. We had one guy pumping the gas. One collecting the money. And one standing guard with a shotgun.
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I always had a full tank in my car and bike. :tup: My dad never had to worry about gas. :tup: |
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The X generation figured it out and it was expanded with the Y generation or millennial. They are all about collaboration and cooperation. It is how the likes of Apple, Google and much of the dot com companies grew so fast. They get the sum of the whole is greater than that of the few. Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk |
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How's it going this week isn't looking so great ended up parking the Z because I need to drive something with better MPGs specially with my lead foot. We are almost at 50% of gas stations out of gas in VA. stupid people panick buying. I heard the pipeline would normally move 100 million gallons a day and they managed to do 84 with just trucks. But people just kept buying gas so they can't keep up.
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Scalpel! |
Lunch time. :shakes head: By rights, I should be home.
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ssup dudes.
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