Katherine receiving her Six Sigma Green Belt Certification from "The Six Sigma Guy"
Personiv’s Ops Head Helps Company Save 450K+ Annually, gets Green Belt Certified
By Crisglen John P. Villegas
MAKATI CITY, Philippines- January 23, 2017, Personiv Operations Head, Katherine Anne Ricafort, received her Six Sigma Green Belt certification together with the whole Personiv management committee, after reducing the average count of new hires with incomplete government numbers from 73% to not more than 5% - this positive change resulted to the company saving almost 40K per month.
MAKATI CITY, Philippines- January 23, 2017, Personiv Operations Head, Katherine Anne Ricafort, received her Six Sigma Green Belt certification together with the whole Personiv management committee, after reducing the average count of new hires with incomplete government numbers from 73% to not more than 5% - this positive change resulted to the company saving almost 40K per month.
| During the Analyze phase, Katherine found out that on an average, 34% of the new hires have incomplete TIN, 9% with incomplete SSS, 53% with incomplete PHIC, and 62% with incomplete HDMF. Common causes of incomplete numbers are; incompletely filled out forms, lack of documents i.e. NSO birth Certificate, Process gaps between Recruitment and HR department, and master lists not mirroring its counterparts in each department. | "That's one reason why companies give high value for Certified Six Sigma individuals. One does not just attend a program and receive his certification, but has to successfully apply and show proper use of tools and methodology with actual work processes. One has to earn his Six Sigma certification,"-Rex Tuozo, “The Six Sigma Guy” |
By changing the tags of several documents as primary or secondary requirements; Changing the TJO process, which includes discussions and real-time new hire application to government facilities; and realignment of Recruitment - HR Transmittal, Katherine's project was able to reduce the defect count from more than 70% down to less than 5% + bring and estimated annual cost savings of 452,719.64 Pesos.
| "If you attend our Six Sigma programs, unlike other training providers, you get continuous support after the program, for no additional cost. You'll be assigned a Black Belt to help you complete your project," –Rex Tuozo, “The Six Sigma Guy” | To be certified in Six Sigma, one has to complete an actual Six Sigma project and apply process improvement tools, methodology and techniques learned in class. "That's one reason why companies give high value for Certified Six Sigma individuals. One does not just attend a program and receive his certification, but has to successfully apply and show proper use of tools and methodology with actual work processes. One has to earn his Six Sigma certification," Tuozo said. "If you attend our Six Sigma programs, unlike other training providers, you get continuous support after the program, for no additional cost. You'll be assigned a Black Belt to help you complete your project," Tuozo added. |
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