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When Leadership is Missing
When Leadership is Missing
When Leadership is Missing
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When Leadership is Missing

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This book is intended to be read as a business manual of those things what-not-to-do in a business, the ways in which leaders should never behave, and the business practices which can only lead down the road to failure.

It was written to demonstrate the very essence of what can be wrong in the world of manufacturing when Leadership is missing or intermittent; where in fact, the only leadership style present at the top of this organization can be best described as a ‘dictatorship’ and when the few who knows better are forced to flee or submit to the slow demise, out of fear of losing their job or other necessity.
This work illustrates business stagnation, the true way of how to prevent a company from growing, by dis-empowering its people and doing nothing to encourage teamwork and positive communication among its employees!
Even though the name of the company and people have been changed to protect the unfortunate and the innocent, the tale is still, all too real

LanguageEnglish
PublisherJag Mahadeo
Release dateFeb 7, 2016
ISBN9781310846410
When Leadership is Missing
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Jag Mahadeo

About the AuthorJag is a Mechanical Engineer by trade and also a Hindu Priest of the Arya Samaj – A Hindu Reform Society founded by Maharishi Swami Dayanand Saraswati on April 7th 1875. Influencing change in the way people think at work, at home, and in religious congregations is his preferred method by which Jag seeks to help in creating a world of ‘Peace Love and Unity’.He was born in 1962 to Pandit Budhram Mahadeo ‘Papa’ and Rajkumaree Mahadeo ‘Mama’ and the fourth of five children. His sisters are Vidya B Mahadeo, and Vishwanie B Mahadeo-heads. His Brothers are Dr. Vishwa B Mahadeo, and Dr. Yoganand B Mahadeo.He is married to Dee and is the father of two children, Avinash and Vashti Devi.He is a trained LEAN Expert from Milwaukee School of Engineering and spend his life in the Machine Shop world, utilizing his LEAN and Leadership skills to create leaner, friendlier and more profitable businesses in his places of employment. Because of his unique spiritual perspective, exceptional leadership and people skills, he has a unique insight into the Manufacturing world.

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    When Leadership is Missing - Jag Mahadeo

    A Look from the Bottom Up!

    TRX Machine Company

    A company in the throes of dying a slow death due to bad Management, lack of trust of its people, and Poor Leadership!

    __________

    By

    Jag B Mahadeo

    When Leadership is Missing from Management

    Copyright © 2016 by Jag B Mahadeo

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without written permission from the author.

    ISBN 9781310846410

    Table of Contents

    Dedication

    Foreword

    Preface

    Introduction

    You’re Fired

    The Revolving Door

    Hammers & Nails

    Negative ‘Motivational’ Tools

    Meetings & failings

    Lean Manufacturing

    The Napoleon Complex

    The Effects of Micromanaging

    Looking for Waste (in wrong places)

    The Blame game

    The Missing Message

    A Matter of Respect

    Manufacturing in America

    About the Author

    Dedication

    This book is dedicated to the thousands of hard-working people who work in the manufacturing businesses, especially the machine shops across the United States of America. These skillful machinists, talented programmers, nimble assemblers, conscientious inspectors, hustling end-of-month shipping personnel, overwhelmed maintenance support, purchasing, sales, planning and finance people, all look for true and trusted Leadership, and when this is found, they excelled in their tasks and kept the American manufacturing industry healthy, alive and well.

    I have been in some of your shoes in the capacity of the machinist, programmer, inspector, and various management roles over the years, and have shared in your wonderful sense of accomplishment, but I have also felt your sense of disappointments and frustrations at so many different levels when things do not go your way, by no fault of your own.

    Your dedication and hard work have fulfilled the many millions of dreams of your families and children, and your talent and expertise at your trade and career has kept this great country of The United States of America, great!

    Foreword

    I have known Jag for 24 years. Jag has worked in the manufacturing industry since he migrated from his native land of Guyana, in South America, first as a machinist, then a programmer, supervisor and eventually found his niche as an Agent of Change in is various positions of Management and Leadership. As a Lean Leader, he is skillfully adept at engaging people and motivating people in creating and sustaining positive changes in businesses.

    I believe that being a Hindu priest has influenced him to show the kind of tolerance and patience to influence change in the behavior in anyone he has worked with. This has shown especially in his position of a Leader and Manager in the manufacturing industry where he showed the balance between working for a business, yet caring immensely for the environment and wellbeing of his people. In this way he has changed the lives of many and focused on not working less, but working with less stress, by facilitating and implementing processes which makes work easier.

    This book is his astute observations of many things and approach that can be done wrong by management which will ultimately lead to the downfall

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