The Goldilocks Philosophy
Not too big, not too small—that’s Dwayne Magee’s motto when it comes to equipping his in-plant in today’s uncertain economy.
“I want our clients to trust us and feel like we are on their team,” he says. “We are only successful if our clients are successful.”
Magee believes the future success of an in-plant can be predicted by asking two simple questions.
1. What is the mission statement of your organization?
2. Is there evidence that this mission is central to your in-plant’s work and your employees’ focus?
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