Starting Your Journey Toward Being the Best in the World (Practical Section)
Improvement meetings (or “board meetings” as we called them at the IT company) are an essential part of improvement work. These meetings preferably include three to eight people and last for a maximum of 30 minutes, and during this time you and your colleagues ask the four orienteering questions. Imagine that you have one meeting a week, and every meeting results in a number of implemented improvements equal to half the number of people at the meeting. This means that ...
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