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Abdulrahman Yosri
AMET Lean Manager at SC Johnson with 10+ years of manufacturing operations and continuous improvement leadership experience across consumer goods, chemicals, and industrial sectors.
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Jul 25, 2026
Why Lean Programs Fail And A Proven Fix in Four Levels
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Ed PoundHOST
Describe that for me and how you evaluate people and walk them through that process.
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13:07Abdulrahman YosriGUEST
I believe that the learning and development, as I said, it's part of the people management and the people are the middle piece of the improvement.
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13:17Abdulrahman YosriGUEST
So why is learning and development important? So let me explain it in a very simple analogy.
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13:24Abdulrahman YosriGUEST
So imagine someone driving a car for the very first time, but no training, no understanding of the traffic rules, zero knowledge about the basic things like the tire pressure, engine temperature, the braking distance.
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13:43Abdulrahman YosriGUEST
And that guy, he has the best car in the world, top performance, the best engine, the best technology, everything is perfect.