“It doesn't have to be cash rewards, acknowledgement, pats on the back, announcements, promotions, any of that kind of activities. All give a subtle message to people about what is important.”

Jim Moran · The ISO Review Podcast · ISO 9001:2026 - Exploring the 10 Building Blocks of Quality Culture

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implemented a non-cash reward program (acknowledgement, pats on the back, announcements, promotions) for employees who improve quality and cut costs

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