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Demystifying Six Sigma

Effective communication is the key to success in life. In this competitive age a lot depends on how a person is able to relate to others. This book is about verbal communication and the art of public speaking. Students desirous of improving their communication skills as well as those seeking to make a headway in their career will find this book useful. The book is designed in such a way so that even those with an elementary knowledge of English will be able to learn how to communicate effectively.

208 pages, Paperback

First published April 21, 2003

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Alan Larson

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April 23, 2020
It is a good book that explains Six Sigma as a continuous improvement methodology in simple way. It provides reader with a six-step checklist to initiate, execute, and maintain continuous improvement projects. It highlights the challenges encountered to transition to a Six Sigma culture along with techniques and pre-requisites to make it a successful transition.
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July 22, 2013
The first book I read on 6-Sigma, it was very suitable to my understanding for a beginner, that was in 2009, I was a 3rd year engineering student. It's a good book.
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