The Edges of Lean, by Bella Englebach
As lean leaders, we understand that trust is a key component of an effective and efficient culture. George Dom spent years in high-performance environments where trust was not just a …
Iteration is the key to lean thinking and especially to lean design and lean product development. Brian Walch uses iteration to develop individual contributors into managers and managers into leaders. …
Diversity, equity, and inclusion are words that have become politically charged. Kevin Wayne Johnson is a student of leadership and a leadership coach. He believes that DEI is a core …
Have you ever realized that in order to grow you need to step out into the unknown and do things you have never done before? Beate Chelette says that …
I wish I was perfect! Wouldn’t it be great to simply not make any mistakes? In the practice of Lean, we try to mistake-proof our processes and build on …
When I say there are many different flavors and styles of continuous improvement, Design for Six Sigma is the type of style and flavor variation I am thinking of. Product …
Here at the Edges of Lean, we’ve had a lot of conversations about leadership, with leaders who are practicing Lean and with leaders who are not Lean practitioners but are …
Continuous Improvement and Your Legacy with Jann Freed Have you ever thought about your legacy? Jann Freed says that whether we think about it or not., we create our …
As a lean leader, I have facilitated countless meetings and events. Truth be told, I am a messy and disorganized note-taker with dreadful handwriting! So, I have significant respect …
As lean leaders, we talk about feedback a lot. We know that feedback is important, and if you are like me, you crave it – so that we can improve! …
