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Relentless Improvement
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Relentless Improvement

by Bill Trudell
November 2012
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
240 pages
6h 55m
English
Productivity Press
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88  •  Relentless Improvement: True Stories of Lean Transformation
full of critical thinkers, and they all wanted to be critical talkers. All in all,
at this point we had well over a hundred sticky notes. We broke for lunch.
Aer lunch, the leader said that we were going to separate the suggested
causes by category. We were going to “anitize” them. He asked us to stand
as a group in front of the easels and silently group all the notes into categories
at will. ere would be no talking by anyone in this stage. It was an interest-
ing approach. ere was a lot of activity and arms going back and forth, and
mannerisms of “that goes here; wait a minute; no, it goes there.” Team mem-
bers could move things at will, and if there was a disagreement, a ...
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ISBN: 9781466554313