FAQs
What is the primary role of a Black Belt in the Change Office?
The primary role of a Black Belt in the Change Office is to embed the Lean Six Sigma methodology and foster a culture of continuous improvement within the organization, leading to sustainable enhancements in performance and results.
What educational background is required for this position?
A minimum of a bachelor's degree (HBO work and thinking level) is required for this position, along with a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification.
What are the key skills and experiences needed for a Black Belt?
Key skills include strong communication and stakeholder management abilities, leadership in projects, and a proven track record of success with Lean Six Sigma assignments. Experience in training, workshop facilitation, and coaching colleagues on process improvement and personal development is also required.
Is training provided for new hires in this role?
Yes, as a Black Belt within the Change Office, you are responsible for training and coaching others in Lean methodologies, which includes giving lean trainings and workshops.
What type of work environment can I expect at Stedin?
At Stedin, you can expect a professional, collaborative work environment within the Change Office, which focuses on facilitating business transformations and maximizing customer value.
What personal benefits does Stedin offer to employees in this role?
Stedin offers a variety of personal benefits, including a competitive salary, a personal budget for additional compensation or vacation days, a sustainability budget, hybrid work options, and opportunities for continuous development through training and events.
How does Stedin support employee development?
Stedin supports employee development by encouraging participation in events, knowledge sessions, and offering training and education opportunities to help employees reach their full potential.
Are there any opportunities for networking with other Black Belts?
Yes, you have the opportunity to be part of a community of Black Belts at Stedin, allowing you to network and share insights with peers.
What are the working hours for this position?
The typical work hours amount to 40 hours per week, with flexible working arrangements that can allow for the self-management of working hours in consultation with your manager.
What is the approach to team collaboration at Stedin?
Team collaboration at Stedin involves working with approximately 150 professionals across various levels, focusing on community-driven practices and encouraging shared understanding for improved efficiency and effectiveness in supporting organizational goals.