In this interview, Carlos Cody discusses:

• His passion for personal development
• How intentional development has impacted him personally and professionally
• The impact of personal development on his income
• How leading book studies has benefited him and his team
• How he’s learned to deal with toxic team members
• How personal development will make you stand out when applying for jobs
• Many of his favorite books and why reading is so important

Carlos Cody is a seasoned operations leader with a track record of driving efficiency, profitability, and operational excellence. He thrives on optimizing supply chain processes and leading high-performance teams that exceed organizational goals. With a solid background in managing multi-site operations, P&L optimization, and implementing Lean Six Sigma methodologies. Carlos has consistently delivered results that enhance business growth and customer satisfaction.

Carlos is committed to developing others and fostering a culture of engagement which always leads to significant improvements in employee morale and retention. He also publishes the “Leadership Operating System” newsletter biweekly on his LinkedIn profile.

Connect with Carlos on LinkedIn at Linkedin.com/in/CarlosCody

Don't miss the 28th episode of the "Real People Getting Real Results!" interview series featuring Carlos Cody interviewed by Mack Story.

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