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Maria Williams, MBA posted a new post. 7 months ago
Dr Bob Emiliani Explains Why Lean Pros Rarely Ascend to the C SuiteA Lean Transformation requires the CEO to be a bit of a Lean Pro. So why aren’t boards of directors and investors calling upon Lean…
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girlpatten2000 became a registered member 7 months ago
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Maria posted an update 7 months ago
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John Reamer posted an update 7 months ago
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The Importance of Good Processes in Lean Production: Lessons from "My Name is Earl"
The phrase “Do good things and good things will happen,” spoken by the fictional character Earl Hickey in the television series My Name is Earl, serves as a poignant reminder of the relationship between positive actions and favorable outcomes. Earl’s … Continue reading
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Excellent point John. “Do good things and good things will happen”. This way of thinking transcends the transactional mentality companies take when they approach Lean. I’ve often heard (and even said myself) that a Lean pro should have a 10:1 ROI on their salary. Perhaps mantras like this can be conter-productive if taken too literally.
Thanks for sharing.
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John Reamer posted an update 7 months ago
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A little over two decades ago, I was facing a crossroads at work. I was about to be replaced as a hand sprayer by robots.
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Really good article John. It’s necessary reminder that improvement requires change. Continuous Improvement requires constant change. It’s not the easy path but you get used to it – and you end up in a much better place in the end.
Thanks for sharing.
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