Podcast
Michael Quin - Head of Cell Manufacturing, FujiFilm 'Working with life saving drugs'
Podcast
Michael Quin - Head of Cell Manufacturing, FujiFilm 'Working with life saving drugs'

Michael Quin – ‘Working with life saving drugs’
My 3 Personal takeaways from this great episode with Michael Quin, Head of Cell Culture Manufacturing at FujiFilm
- The Importance of understanding and promoting company goals
- How crucial the purpose of a company is
- The significance of emotional intelligence in business
I recently walked round the incredible office space at Fujifilm and was amazed by their facilities
Michael been in the business for over 20 years and I was fascinated in the both the journey he has had, and the way the business has changed over time.
As they embark on a brand new facility in their Teesside branch, it was a great opportunity to see how they have done so well over the years!
Timestamps here:-
- 6 min - Should the company clearly familiarise all staff with its goals, and what’s the best way to do it?
- 8 min - Valuing staff - recent change
- 11 min - Emotional intelligence in business
- 14 min - What challenges were there at the beginning?
- 15 min - Advice for more experienced managers (things to look out for)
- 20 min - How concerned should we be about the changing work ethic of the newer generations?
- 23 min - How to manage mindset when faced with a new role?
- 26 min - How nerve-racking is management today?
- 28 min - What are the key things to look at to improve a business?
- 30 min - What’s the first step to take to tackle any issues?
- 32 min - The value of feedback
- 36 min - How can you replicate the successful principles in other industries?
- 39 min - What 3 things make a good leader?
- 41 min - What makes a good manager?
- 42 min - How can we improve manufacturing?
- 46 min - What’s the most important consideration when introducing major changes?
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