چاپ iml یکی از جدیدترین تکنولوژی ها در صنعت تولید ظروف بسته بندی است که مجتمع چاپ ماتریس در آن فعالیت دارد. به کارگیری شیوه های نوین چاپ یکی از کارآمدترین شیوه های تبلیغاتی و فروش محصول است. با توجه به بازار رقابت و تنوع بالای بسته بندی ها و ظروف نگهداری، چاپ iml می تواند کالای تولید شده را به طرز محسوسی، در دید خریداران قرار دهید.
چاپ iml چیست؟
حروف اول واژه In-mould labeling مبنای نام گذاری در این شیوه است. از نظر لغوی برچسب زدن درون قالب را IML گویند. استفاده از برچسب های کاغذ یا پلاستیک در پروسه تولید ظروف، از طریق قالب سازی ضربه، قالب تزریق یا فرایند گرمادهی، اساس چاپ به شیوه iml را تشکیل می دهد. این برچسب به عنوان بخشی جدا ناپذیر از محصول نهایی بوده و قابلیت جدا شدن از ظروف بسته بندی را ندارد. به این ترتیب محصول نهایی به صورت پیش تزئین شده و آماده مصرف، تولید می شود بدون اینکه نیازی به انجام تبلیغات ویژه ای روی آن باشد.
چاپ iml یا فرایند برچسب زنی درون قالب برای اولین بار در تولید بطری های شامپو به کار گرفته شد. امروزه طیف وسیعی از بطری ها، ظروف و با استفاده از همین شیوه لیبل زنی در قالب، تولید و روانه بازار می شود. به طور کلی همه محصولات پروپیلن یا پلی استایرن قابلیت برچسب زنی به این شیوه را دارند. قالب استفاد شده از نظر شکل و ابعاد دارای استانداردهای لازم به سفارش مشتری است.
چاپ iml چه مزایایی دارد؟
ظروف IML برای بسته بندی شکیل هر نوع محصولی ایده آل هستند. تنوع در رنگ و طراحی این محصول بسیار زیاد است. تاثیر بسته بندی در فروش محصول را نمی توان نادیده گرفت. شاید اولین و مهم ترین مزیت استفاده از IML تاثیر بر بازار فروش و جلب توجه خریداران باشد. اما محصولات تولید شده به شیوه برچسب زنی داخل قالب دارای ویژگی های برتر دیگری هم هستند برخی از این خصوصیات عبارتند از:
شیوه های چاپ iml کدام است؟
در چاپ به شیوه لیبل زنی در قالب، هدف یکی شدن برچسب و محصول نهایی است. برچسب مورد نظر پس از طراحی و آماده سازی، به قالب مورد نظر افزوده می شود. پروسه تولید محصولات و ظروف iml با تکنولوژی های روز دنیا گره خورده و از روش های بسیار پیشرفته در صنعت تولید محسوب می شوند. فرایند چاپ iml به ۳ شیوه متفاوت انجام می شود:
مجتمع چاپ ماتریس تولید کننده ظروف چاپ iml و سطل iml
این مجموعه با استفاده از دستگاه های پیشرفته و به مدد به کارگیری متخصصین زبده کشور، قطب بزرگ تولید کننده ظروف چاپ iml وسطل iml در کشور است. به کارگیری ۷ رنگ در چاپ افست به همراه برج لاک در چاپ لیبل ها موجب شده تا کیفیت نهایی بسیار بالاتر از موارد مشابه در بازار باشد. آنچه موجب تفاوت این مجموعه شده، شیوه های مدیریتی، نظارتی و کنترل کیفیت محصولات است. در همه مراحل تولید نظارت دقیق انجام شده و محصول نهایی فاقد ایراد و اشکال است. تضمین کیفیت محصولات تولید شده ماتریس نشان دهنده توان بالای متخصصین این مجموعه است.
Ron Rapatalo is a coach, connector, and catalyst leader who encourages others to live authentic and inspiring lives.
This episode is important to me because of Rons insight through personal experience and coaching related to toxicity as we examine the intersection of racial identity.
Ron has been a talent shepherd for 15+ years, recruiting and selecting thousands of candidates to become education and nonprofit leaders, so he has a wealth of knowledge and experience to learn from.
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Ron Rapatalo was a Coach, connector and catalyst leader who encouraged others to live authentic and inspiring lives. This episode is important to me because of Rons insight through personal experience in coaching related to toxicity as we examine the intersection of racial identity. Ron has been a Talent Shepherd for many years, recruiting and selecting thousands of candidates to become education and nonprofit leaders. He has a wealth of knowledge and experience to learn from. Lets get to it.
Welcome to the show. We have Ron Rapatalo. How are you?
Im doing well. Thank you for having me, Kevin.
Im so excited to have you here. Im interested in all your LinkedIn posts and Ive been following you for a while. Id like to talk to you about how we look at toxic leadership, race and identity. Before we jump into that, how about you tell our readers a little bit about yourself and what youre working on nowadays.
I always like to start my origin story with the statement, “Im a child of Philippine immigrants.” My dad came from the Philippines in My mom and the other six of my siblings came in April of ‘72, a little bit before Martial Law got instituted by Marcos. I take that from the fact that the Immigration Naturalization Act of ‘65 is why I and many other Asian-Americans, eighteen million accounted are here and have been tying that into the civil rights movement and how African-Americans played a big part in getting the Immigration Naturalization Act passed.
I am not here in this country, born here and my parents and my siblings arent here without the fight of African-Americans to change immigration laws. I just wanted to state that, first and foremost, thats important to why Im here in America. I was born in 75 in East Flatbush in the largest municipal hospital in New York City, Kings County Hospital. I grew up in a predominantly Caribbean neighborhood. East Flatbush used to be pretty Italian.
I think by that time, there was a transition. Living in a three-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn and remembering the Blackout in Unfortunately, my father was robbed in our apartment building and shot. That led my mom to say, “We need to move and find a home.” Were not going to live in East Flatbush, unfortunately, for that much longer when that happened. In ‘81, right before I turned six, we moved to South Ozone Park to home.
That neighborhood back in the ‘80s was still predominantly Italian and Irish. Starting in the mid-‘80s, it became a predominantly Caribbean-Guyana-Trinidadian ethnically Indian neighborhood. I say those things because a lot of my origin story and growing up in New York City was growing up in diversity. Growing up cross-racially, cross-culturally. Its what I know and what I seek. When I tell people that I seek to continue to live a United Colors of Benetton ad, thats how I experienced the world.
Thats where I see depth. Thats where I see incredible rich experiences. Im a product of New York City public schools. I was very fortunate to get to Stuyvesant High School. I couldn’t afford a test prep but I was very lucky to have a rigorous education through being gifted and talented. Stuyvesant back then, although the numbers are incredibly decrepit around the number of Black and Latino students getting in a bit more percentage. I would say its probably 10%. Its not a lot but it was predominantly East Asian and White school, a 45% split.
The rigor of Stuyvesant was ultimately one of the equalizers in my life because that led to me getting accepted into New York University and being someone whos a Pell Grant recipient. My parents started off on food stamps in my first five years of life, not having a lot but having a big family but having a lot of support and love and frankly, a great public education. Those are the things that got me from the bottom 15% of income to the top 50% of income.
Granted, the top 15% of income does not mean I am a millionaire. It means my family and I earn comfortable money. New York University is where I started seeing a lot of my journey and activism. I was very active on campus with the Asian-American scene to being the president of the International Filipino Association fighting for Asian Pacific American studies. I was a student agitator and co-founder of that program and institute.
I was active in a lot of other non-Asian American student clubs. I was involved in the Latino student club on campus because many of them were my friends, frankly. They do the best parties. As with every good Filipino, I was destined to go to medical school. I disappointed my mom. I did not apply. I had a good GPA and MPAT score so that wasnt it. At the age of 21, around my senior year in college, I realized that it wasnt what I was passionate about.
The question I asked myself was if I were to have gotten in, which Im pretty sure I would have, four years of med school, probably four years of residency but that was probably going to do some neuro something. Im a Neuroscience major. It was crazy. I said, “If I get to 29 or 30, is this what I want to do?” I got scared. I was like, “I dont know.” A lot of the I dont know came from the reason I was pursuing being a doctor was because of a lot of the things I was taught as a kid.
Every Filipino needs a professional job. They overlay the model minority myth on it. Do the most rigorous thing. Do the most prestigious thing. Do the thing that externally people dig you up on. I started to learn that the things I enjoyed most of the college, leadership, activism, relationship building. I just didnt know how to monetize that or think about that as a career. It took me a while to figure that out. I meandered through working at New York University.
I had three years working in finance. I started then working at a well-known national education nonprofit in That became the beginning of my career in education eighteen years later. I’ve worked in executive search. I also career coach on the side but Ive also dabbled in some other things like the mens personal styling. Ive taught fitness classes on and off for a long time, doing hiring and coaching, especially with an emphasis on building equitable practices, teaching people and leaders of color what the game is and how truly equitable it is and coaching folks in how to play it.
When they get in positions of power, hopefully, theyre going to change the game. I give them advice, especially when theyre hiring. I think I try to bring an aspiring anti-racist lens, an equity lens, to how I do the work. Being like a United Colors of Benetton ad, seeking different experiences, better relationships, especially with people who dont look like me, I think it’s very integral to how I see the world and how I push myself to be better. To hopefully have a world where my two daughters will have to fight as hard as much as I do. I like to do. Thats a bit about me.
I appreciate hearing your story, especially from a very young age, how diversity was so much ingrained into you as a kid. You talked about leadership and you recognize the servant leaders and the transformational leaders. You know about all of that. You brought up playing the game and the impact on people of color. Talk to me a little bit about your experience with toxic leadership and how it simply manifests throughout your life.
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I know, it’s so bizarre what people run with. I was looking at my Twitter mentions that day, and it was all like, “gross, Sophie Turner never washes her hair.” But you do what you’ve got to do for a role.
Racial Identity: Build equitable practices and teach people and leaders of color what the game is and how equitable it is. And hopefully, when they get in positions of power, theyre going to change the game.
Unfortunately, Ive been on the end of having had toxic leadership in terms of direct managers. Ive seen toxic leadership from the clients I’ve had to serve. Ive had to deal with toxic leadership from having to coach leaders of color who are going through toxic leadership. People that are very close to me have had toxic leadership themselves in terms of managers. Its deeply personal. Its also something that professionally the search firm I work at, Edgility Consulting, because we bring an equity lens to work at some level, the clients were working with are in various parts of their journey.
Whats toxic for one person may not be toxic for another. For me, from a feeling in my bones, toxic leadership is something that when you start feeling the stress of work and you dont want to go to work, thats probably the last time. Thats when your body determines that its thirsty, you should have had water three hours ago. Thats the worst sign. Lets be clear. Ive had that at least twice in my professional life.
Thank God I work at a good place. I got fired from a job. I have a LinkedIn post about it. I had a toxic manager then. I didnt realize it when I got hired. Toxic leaders, at least in my experience in the nonprofit education space, will play a good game. Theyre like a wolf in sheeps clothing. They could be nice to you on some level and different people experience them differently at different times. If you cross them the wrong way or you act a certain way that this is the archetype of what they want you to be then the wolf comes out. Thats literally what happened to me at a job that I had in late through early I was fired after five weeks.
For me, the definition of toxic leadership is getting all these informal sides that my manager wasnt happy with me. All of a sudden, I get a final written review. Now, mind you, as someone who does HR talent, youre supposed to get other written warnings before. I had a final written warning without. They just wanted to let me go. They didnt want me there at all. The stuff they went up the ladder of inference about, it was cockamamie. I wish I wouldve kept a copy of this so I could have printed receipts and showed it on Twitter.
Something I want to lift for readers is two big things I heard was one is not wanting to go to work that morning or what have you, its too late. We have to make a concerted effort to listen to our intuition. I dont know if youve experienced this before but a lot of times in these toxic environments, you doubt yourself first. Maybe Im the one. Maybe Im too sensitive. Maybe its me.
Until you realize that its not, which is sometimes cathartic but its also sad that we get gaslighted in those situations. It sounds like your guard was down. You got attracted to the role. You go brought in and then the disguise came off. Talk to me a little more about how did that feel at the time for you navigating that.
It was like I was hit by a truck and I saw it coming and I didnt know how to get out the way. When I took the job, I took it. Im already talking to my wife and she had a bad feeling. Her intuition is that I shouldnt take the job. My intuition was like, “I see some flags. It cant be that bad. Theyre offering me my own AmEx.” It was all the external. I got my own office. This particular job that I had, there was a one-week free paid vacation to the Caribbean. All the trap. They offered you free breakfast and lunch.
Lets say this particular thing that I was at was well money. I was like, “This would be so nice to be taken care of and having the opposite of all this stuff.” When I was there, I was starting to see signs of people Im working with, they are vibing with me. I came from what’s considered education rough. The folks that were there were like, “Are you trying to come up with an acronym in a way to act? Were not like that. Were not like those people. Those folks are trying to bring in capitalist forces and stuff.”
Im not saying this has some truth because Ive understood what that is too. At the same time to be judged like that and to have my ideas taken as like, “You are a toxic leader yourself, by the way. Youre trying to tell people ideas.” I was like, “What?” When I got the final written warning, I remember feeling so numb. By then, it was too late. I did have an inkling that something was happening. I was brought into my managers office with the HR rep, like, “Heres your final written warning. Youre struggling here. You got to shape up.”
From there, I think in my gut, I knew they were going to fire me. I was at a loss for, “What do I do?” I didnt know the things that I coach people to do in a situation like that, which is double down on your network and leave at your own accord. Dont give them the reason to let you go. I knew it was going to and then two weeks later, brought into the office, “This isnt working out.” They gave me my one-month severance and I was out the door. I should have never signed that NDA.
It was the first time something like that had ever happened. I was scared about where I was going to earn money from. Ive just been married for a little over eighteen months. I was shocked. As a man, Im not bringing income. I got fired. It was demoralizing. I think that experience of toxic leadership led to then seeing the right thing on the wall.
The second time happened to me on my next job where I decided to leave on my own accord, I said, “I’ve seen this playbook. They’re trying to okey-doke me and ditch me out.” In that instance, I got demoted. Thats how they okey-doke me. They said, “Were going to keep you here but were going to demote you to a role.” One of the tasks that I had to do was writing on the wall that they didnt want me. I had to organize Microsoft Office.
You said you got a degree from NYU in Neuroscience?
Yeah. Its funny the person who did that with someone that I knew for a long time. I just wished that person was honest with me and saying like, “Its not working out here.” The fact that that has been done to me. When people want to have you resign on your own without firing or something else, theyll just make you uncomfortable. Thats exactly what this person did. What hurt me even more is that person I thought was a bit more in my corner working was managing me at the time was like, “This is what youre going to do. Im going to stop managing you. Im going to have a year-old manager.”
The very deep ancestral warrior side, my Filipino-ness, I dont forgive easily with stuff like that. I dont block many people on my Facebook and LinkedIn. Ive blocked that person because thats the thing like, “I dont wish you harm. I dont need you in my energy.” When something like that happened and the blessed thing in the skies of all of that was that turned into me deciding to solopreneur. Thats how I found Edgility in
Before I came to Edgility, one of my colleagues was running her own search firm shop. I came to her, I was like, “Im stuck. I dont know what to do.” Shes like, “Ill give you six months of work. I got you.” Another one of my friends who I love in the space was like, “I got you. Well bring you in as a talent scout.” When I got those two pieces, I gave that last full-time employer the deuces. I gave them two weeks’ notice. It felt so good. The interesting thing was I wasnt the only person thats happening to. Many old people left.
Whats interesting about that sometimes in places, well attract people that the culture didn’t take care of and you have those kinds of things. People leave. I often think about it like in sports teams. You could bring talented people. Theres a toxic culture. I think of the New York Mets, the epitome of a toxic culture. Theyve not had a problem getting talent over the years. They probably have the best pitcher on the planet, Jacob deGrom. Why did they have the same record as my Yankees? It’s not a money issue. People spend more money. Im like, “Look at the stuff thats coming out about the way that men have treated women in the organization.”
In reality some people would take less salary if they could, if they were in a better culture or if they felt psychologically safe to be in the environment. One of the things that thats interesting to what you said was the effect of it drove you all the way to be a solopreneur. Youre like, “Im going to do my own thing. I cant put my trust into those power structures. Thats not cool.” Lets say in your situation, back then you signed NDA and youre like, “Im out.” You coach people through this. They may have these kinds of situations. What would you say to somebody who had a boss who exudes this toxic type of behavior? What would you say related to mitigation? What could they do?
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