WorksheetsHPWS Certification - SEA
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Respect Capability of all Colleagues
Maureen, OTC Manager, allows her direct reports to use their capabilities and make decisions independently
Leaders are in full command, and in control of their current situation, and solely decides on every single matter no matter how big or small.
Joseph, CSL Lead, gives recognition in public and constructive feedback in private.
Common Objectives
Each member of the leadership team has different goals, which enables them to cover all issues and concerns.
All members who are involved in the meeting have an equal seat when it comes to the decision making process
CS&L Function has a limited number of objective and a set of concise metrics.
Effective Team Work
Charity, CS&L Lead, recognizes and celebrate team success when her line exceed expectations
Each function makes a decision of his own, work on his own, and does not coordinate with others.
Employees in CSL “look out for each other” as they have deep trust for all team members
Informed People Making Timely Decisions
There is regular communication and understanding of business performance at all levels (good and bad) with no data withheld.
Nelson, Warehouse supervisor focuses so much in his own work, to the point that he doesn’t know how his work fits in to the ‘bigger picture’
In a OTC sub function, shared decision making is present, which results into job fulfillment and sharing of responsibility
Focus on Delivering Business Results and 100% Employee Involvement
Demand Planner’s achievement is measured on how his contribution impacts the compelling business need.
All of the CSL Colleagues have SMART goals
Nora, CLD Manager, ensures that all projects are on track and resources are effectively deployed in line with the function’s goals
Managing by Principles
Rules are always followed. Rule books and policy dictate action without consideration of principles.
Colleagues at all levels share a common mindset around principles which allows healthy debate, better decisions & reinforcement of principles
People are treated as they want to be treated - and consistent with our principles
Skills and Contributions Based Rewards
The reward system is communicated regularly so all colleagues understand how and when to use it
Paul, Log Ops Manager, is proud of his team reward system and like to tell external people about it
Rewards are fair, equitable, consistent and transparent (not based on years of service)
Continuously Improving Organization
We assumes that everyone they hire is a technical expert already, therefore no need to upgrade skills
Ernie, Import Planner is multi-skilled and able to work outside Log Ops Team
Leslie, CS&L Lead supports the career framework and encourage colleagues to gain multi-skills
Goal Setting-Problem Solving; Drive to Zero Losses and Defects
Employees in Distribution Center are keeping their area defect free.
Employees in the OTC are working and driving towards loss elimination and can take you through the losses they have eliminated in the last three months.
Aaron, DP Lead is solely responsible for all the KPI his direct reports own.
Assessment and Renewal
Greg, a Logistic Admin, is always looking for ways to assess the current way of working and create improvements.
CSL does not sacrifice the long term to meet the short term needs.
As CSL Team, we proactively partner with our customers and consumers to win together.
