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But the success of Ford's gamble not only rests on the shoulders of CEO Alan Mulally or Chairman Bill Ford, it rests on the shoulders of every designer, engineer and assembly line worker, who will have to step up yet again and create and act on a battle plan that raises the bar on innovation, quality and profitability. In this newly revised and expanded third edition of A Journey Into The Heroic Moment: A Personal Guide To Creating A Work Environment Built On Shared Values, corporate mentor Rob Lebow shows how anyone from a line worker to a corporate CEO can influence and change the culture of an entire work environment. I mean, it's probably not even two or three miles long," says Bacon, a 26-year-old former production line worker. |
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