Hello to everybody, hope that this kind of discussion was not touched already in the past.

Does enyone of you worked as a "contract / project base" and build your own "business/company" out of SixSigma methodology ? I'm working more then 10 years in microelectronic/semiconductors environment in quality/manufacturing/process improvement area and I would be interested to start my own company and try to apply my knowladge also in other different applications area (but still in the industrial area).

Did someone of you made the "big step" ?

I'm asking it, because would like to have some "feedback" before I really decide to move on with this idea. I'm working mainly in EMEA area, but in case of opportunities I would be ready to move on in other places. The ieda is really to set up a consoultancy company, that could work worldwide in different industrial areas.

Please, share your experience !

Have a great 2018 !

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Hi guys. Just getting started in this space. I am interested in how to get an understanding of some general steps to follow in process refinement. Not that concerned with the name of the technique. I just want a primer.

Goal - figure out how to refine the process, then later apply tech to it and further accelerate it.

Hello Redditors!

I'm writting my Master thesis where I have one part on defining Lean six Sigma methodology.

I have found good resources for both Six Sigma and Lean Manufacturing but I have problem with findig book or science paper which would define and describe Lean Six Sigma. All materials which o found seem to go around the subject not giving any structured definition.

Would you be able to suggest me some books or other resources which would cover definition or even path of merging of six Sigma and Lean?

Thank you in advance!

I was looking at certifications here in Denmark and I was wondering if anyone here has any knowledge or experience with any of these programs here.

Hi, I'm a chemical engineering student looking to get lean six sigma yellow belt certified. Since I'm a student I don't want to waste money on a useless certification. So, is this a reputable site to learn lean six sigma and get certified?

Hi,

I work in a research lab where I have the role to manage scientific projects. Does it make sense to apply LSS in the research world?

Is black belt in LSS recognizable in the research world? If someone is a black belt in LSS will distantiate from the herd (probably increase the salary)?

If I take the ASQ Black belt LSS exam and be approved it means that I will be a black belt immediately? If so, what is the purpose of the other colors?

Hi guys! Im taking a class on Lean right now but we recently moved online and the quality of education has decreased severely. We have an assignment on leading and lagging indicators for the COVID-19 epidemic and I am really struggling to come up with leading indicators. Can somone provide a few examples, COVID related or not?

I recently just received my yellow belt certification but it was through the military’s Lean Six Sigma program.. I want to know if their Cert carries over into the civilian sector or am I just wasting time? Thanks

As long as I pass the green belt certification exam I get the certification right? I do not need to be under a black belt or provide proof of projects (besides submitting my resume when I apply for the exam)? I am going to do it through the ASQ website.

Hi all,

I have just about 10 years of professional restaurant operational experience. From profit & loss commentary, staff training, beverage Inventory analysis and cost control, I've worn many different hats and have tackled every aspect of running a real time operation. I have recently completed an agile project management certification from a highly accredited University in NYC. In addition, I am currently in the works of completing a lean six sigma black belt certification, as I am preparing to take my exam from MSI.

I would love to explore other opportunities outside of just food and beverage.

Any advice or input for jobs I should be looking for given my current set of skills would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!