Re: Expertrating

>>> "what I have learned is that 6-Sigma *can* work"

Of course it can work ... even Mikel Harry says six sigma is "80% TQM" ...

it's just that the other 20% is mainly nonsense ... expensive nonsense.



"Andrew Morgan" <andrew.morgan@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> On 24 Jun., 03:13, Mansour <mansourtoloo_2...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> Hello:
>>
>> Has anyone gone through the Expertrating's six Sigma Training?  Thank
>> you.
>
> I very much doubt that $199 worth of training will leave you able to
> perform in any sensible manner as a black belt. $199 is pretty cheap
> for any sort of training however, and it might leave you with a good
> idea as to whether 6-Sigma is the right tool for the jobs you want to
> do and what you might need in the way of "real" (and more expensive)
> training. It would be worth the 199 to me just for that - I wouldnt
> display the certificate anywhere prominent though ;-).
>
> Im personally a 6-Sigma sceptic (although Im a long way from the "its
> all bull****"-disciples elsewhere in this thread) and what I have
> learned is that 6-Sigma *can* work very well, but must be implemented
> in the right way on the right problems and must be fully sup****ted by
> all levels of the organisation to make any sense. its very easy to
> waste large amounts of money for little or no gain and call it "Six
> Sigma",
>
> andy M
>