The Edges of Lean, by Bella Englebach
Many of us start our continuous improvement learning in a training class. And many of us deliver CI training. How effective is that training? Does it prepare us to lead …
As a lean leader, you take “Respect for People” very seriously. What happens when one of your colleagues, team members or employees is going through a serious illness like cancer? …
It’s an odd thing to say, but one of the worst things that can happen to your business is to grow too fast! Marco Koeniger just happened to be …
Do you hate get up to speak in front of people? Do you have to do it achieve your goals? Brenden Kumarasamy knows just how you fell, and he is …
Here at the Edges of Lean, one of my great pleasures is learning from people who practice lean thinking, but who don’t think of themselves as lean practitioners. William Attaway …
Michaell Magrutsche thinks that systems get in the way of our humanity. I believe that (good) systems are necessary for humanity to thrive. I thought a conversation was in order! …
. A leader is the one who steers the ship in the right direction. Direction setting is not easy – and Greg Offner has applied the benefits of root cause …
Whatever form of continuous improvement you practice, it’s all about learning through experimentation. But once you’ve learned something, what happens to that knowledge? Clark Shah-Nelson joined me today to talk …
Everyone “knows” that you can’t deploy lean without engaged leadership. So, just how do you get leadership engaged? Rebecca Snelling shares her insights at The Edges of Lean. Rebecca …
EA Csolkovits joins me today to talk about his life experiences and how they’ve molded him into the person he is today. He also talks about the Givers University …
