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The Lean Solutions Podcast: The Fuel Needed to Spark and Maintain a Continuous Improvement Culture [ThrowBack]

Posted on November 1, 2022 by Patrick Adams

I am currently travelling so I wanted to post this throwback episode where I discuss the fuel needed to spark and maintain a continuous improvement culture.

Enjoy.

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