GA 161 | Succeeding at Job Relations with Ron Pereira

By Jessica Bush Updated on May 4th, 2017

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In today’s episode, Ron discusses one of the three components of TWI, Job Relations (JR). He reviews the different steps, explains how to be successful at it, and shares an example from his personal life. An MP3 version of this episode is available for download here.

In this episode you’ll learn:

Why JR is important (1:38)
Step 1 of JR (4:43)
Step 2 of JR (6:21)
Step 3 f JR (7:39)
Step 4 of JR (8:13)
A personal JR failure (8:46)
What Ron should have done (14:01)
The main takeaway (14:41)
Foundations for Good Relations (16:28)

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Jessica Bush

Jessica is responsible for the editorial aspects of Gemba Academy’s content, focusing on course materials, podcast production, social media, and other copywriting efforts. An avid advocate of entrepreneurship, Jessica has worked with two technology startups as co-founder and head marketing strategist. Jessica received her BS in Business Administration from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, with a minor in Music.

Mike McManus
May 4, 2017 - 10:56 am
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Ron, thanks for another great podcast. Really like the soccer example. As a youth baseball coach, I can completely relate. We are just now launching JR at work, and are getting positive feedback. However, one of the things people don’t like about the course is the examples. They are a little dated, and people get tired of listening to the story being read by the instructor. One of our thoughts was that it would be very nice if someone created video simulations of the example problems. Not sure if that is part of your plans for your JR course or not, but we would love to see that! Thanks again.