Chain of Learning: 88| When Urgency Isn’t an Emergency: How to Choose When to Step In
Stepping back is stepping up. But it’s not stepping away. Every time I say that, I get the same question: aren’t there times I should step in? And yes, there …
The Lean Solutions Podcast: One Execution Mistake and How to Fix It
What You’ll Learn in This Episode: In this episode, Shayne Daughenbaugh is joined by Jesse DePriest to explore why accountability is often misunderstood and how leaders can transform it from …
My Favorite Mistake — Revisited: Medical Errors and Honesty with Dr. David Mayer
After a wrong-side surgery, the patient was told that the team had discovered and repaired a second hernia. Dr. David Mayer, then an anesthesia resident, knew that wasn’t what had …
People Solve Problems Mark Fegley, VP and Team Manager at Gartner: Why New Technology Just Helps You Fail Faster
In this episode of People Solve Problems, Jamie Flinchbaugh speaks with Mark Fegley, VP and Team Manager at Gartner. Mark brings more than 20 years of global supply chain leadership …
Chain of Learning: 87| When Help Becomes Unhelpful: How Providing Support Develops People
Help and support. Two words we use almost interchangeably. But do they mean the same thing? And does the distinction even matter? It does. Because your help can be the …
The Lean Solutions Podcast: Don’t Automate the Waste
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:In this episode, Shayne Daughenbaugh is joined by Dr. Anas Saeed to explore how organizations can successfully integrate artificial intelligence and automation into their business …
My Favorite Mistake — 372: Why Leaders Who Demand Accountability Are Often the Problem — with Linda Galindo
When a CEO tells Linda Galindo he wants his team to be more accountable, her answer is blunt: “Then you’re the problem.” Linda is an accountability speaker, executive coach, and …
Lean Six Sigma Bursts: E145: The Importance of Your Class Setup to a Great Learner Experience (Teaching 101 Webinar)
In this episode, I took a segment from my October webinar within the Lean Six Sigma Ecosystem platform, and wanted to share it as an episode. I also shared another …
Lean Blog — 550: Change Theater, Open Loops, and Story Points as Opinions: Elisabeth Hendrickson and Joel Tosi
Counting how many teams run the Agile ceremonies tells you people are doing things. It doesn’t tell you anything got better. Elisabeth Hendrickson and Joel Tosi call that “change theater,” …
The Lean Solutions Podcast: The Pressure Paradox: How Leaders Get in Their Own Way
What You’ll Learn in This Episode In this episode, Catherine McDonald is joined by Marilyn Rosa-Green to explore the pressure paradox and how the same drive that makes leaders successful …