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 Guess what is the highest paying job for Senior Managers in the Philippines? Quality Assurance professionals. Specifically, Certified Six Sigma Black Belts Aside from having a potential to earn big, Six Sigma Black Belts also enjoy the sense of fulfillment by creating positive and meaningful change in the organization. "There is a boost in intrinsic satisfaction every time a Six Sigma Black Belt completes a project. Your boss, colleagues, customers, and process owners become happy by helping them solve recurring defects which results to reduction or elimination of the need to do fire fighting," Rex Tuozo, Six Sigma Master Black Belt and Consultant, said when asked what a typical Black Belt feels after closing a process improvement project. "Aside from getting a good pay and the potential (to) get promoted, Six Sigma Certified individuals value the respect that they receive from their bosses and peers," Tuozo added. ---------------- Information presented on Jobstreet are based on the salary posted by employers from January 1- March 2013. The group caters 80,000 employers and over 10 million jobseekers. *All the amounts are in Philippine Peso. Senior Managers 
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Photo from right to left: Mr. Franco del Rosario, Rex Tuozo, Norelyn Babiera, Dr Beng Siriban-Manalang, Jeff Solis, Ed Flores. MANILA, Philippines- The 4th Lean Six Sigma Conference in the Philippines held at Hotel Intercontinental Makati City ended with a high note as participants learned best practices and case studies from Six Sigma experts. This year's theme is "Improving Customer Satisfaction and Sustaining Business Growth" which focuses on the Voice of the Customer, and how Lean Six Sigma can help companies satisfy customer requirements, reduce defects, and be more profitable. Rex Tuozo, Master Black Belt of Six Sigma Philippines was the host-moderator of the conference. He also presented a case study/ actual six sigma project. Speakers: Dr. Chandramogan Anamirtham, Ph.D. Dr. Anna Bella Siriban-Manalang, Ph.D. Dr. Alejandro C. Dizon, MD Jeffrey F. Solis Dennis Beng Hui Cecilia ‘Chilly’ C. Lopez Eric John M. Cabrera Bryan Ong Gobaco Analiza D. Aguinaldo Arlene A. Soncuya Rex Jayson M. Tuozo Jeremy Jay V. Lim Franco del Rosario It is true that few are lucky to be born with a golden spoon in his mouth. For the rest of us, do we succumb to our fate, live our lives as it is, and accept our reality? There's this saying that "It is NOT your sin to be born poor. It is your sin, if you die poor" Then how do we become successful? Well, you don't have to read all books about how successful people became successful. All you need to do is be silent, be still. Reflect on the 13 reasons listed here and be true to yourself, and you'll realize why you're not as successful as you should be. Do not let outside events destabilize you. "...I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul." ---William Ernest Henley
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Rex Jayson Tuozo "The Six Sigma Guy"Rex is a Six Sigma Trainer and Consultant, theater performer, Suits & Game of Thrones fan, and the author of the 1st Six Sigma book in the Philippines Subscribe to^ ^ ^
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