No matter what employment sector you work in…there is a common…important need for Quality Control. Even if your job currently is being a high school student. The quality of the homework you complete and/or the way you conduct yourself in the classroom…all can be labeled a different form of Quality Control.

I’m guessing you are forming a quick understanding of the: Quality Control – The Little Things Matter…focus for this week’s TRIPLE III TIME message. Tell me if your thoughts follow these special TOP 10 examples:

1. Return phone calls or online messages in a timely manner…it is an important personal responsibility.
2. PROOFREAD what you write or send…your words are a “vision” of you.
3. Provide adequate notice for future assignments or meetings…it is professional courtesy.
4. Meet deadlines for work assigned…don’t follow a “that’s close enough” approach.
5. In our electronic age…confirm receipt of information/messages…don’t make the senders assume receipt.
6. Try to guarantee accuracy in your communications…inaccurate “pass-alongs” to multiple people can cause endless problems.
7. Voice tones in the delivery of written or oral directives have more Quality Control impacts than most realize.
8. Don’t question yourself when over-sending information to people…because under-sending and leaving people out would be a bigger issue.
9. In all areas of what you do and how you do it…commit to a Promises Made-Promises Kept routine.
10. Finally…although it sounds little in function…always try to do one extra “progress thing” each day (more ideas/insights/information/initiatives/inspirations).

Somehow this TOP 10 list of Quality Control – The Little Things Matter doesn’t really seem so “little”!