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Recently I had a discussion with a quality manager concerning the focus of quality and what skills are important to success. It centered on the degree of focus which should be placed on the quality tools versus people and teams.
From time to time we are asked, especially in job interviews, about our skill set. I’ll bet that most of us never think about the ability to focus attention as a skill?