Tag: General Motors
Rewriting the Management Gospel: Lessons from Hayes, Abernathy, and the Frontlines...
Professors Robert H. Hayes and William J. Abernathy have harsh words about a common, if not typical style of American management:
"...an overdependence on analytical...
Gerald Harris on Lean Leadership Lessons From Automotive Manufacturing, Consulting, and...
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My guest for Episode #459 of the Lean Blog Interviews Podcast is my colleague, Gerald Harris,...
The NBA’s Steph Curry, the Taguchi Loss Function, and Deming’s Funnel...
The Wall Street Journal published a fascinating article back in November 2020:
Stephen Curry's Scientific Quest for the Perfect Shot
The links I've used should allow...
Telling People to Be Courageous vs. Making it Safe to Speak...
I saw an interesting post on Linkedin recently, with a list of rules for a Kaizen Event team. It's a solid list but one...
Lean Coach Brian Buck’s Favorite Mistake
My friend Brian Buck is the most recent guest on the "My Favorite Mistake" podcast series, Episode 112:
Coach Brian Buck's Darkest Moment in a...
Sabrina Moon’s “Favorite Mistake”: Leading With Shame
Today's episode of "My Favorite Mistake" is another one that Lean practitioners will especially like.
My guest, Sabrina Moon, talks about how she (unfortunately) learned...
Episode #6 of the “Lean Whiskey” Podcast: Speyside Scotch, Remembering Lee...
After the last episode with guest host Paul Critchley, I'm once again joined by Jamie Flinchbaugh for another "Lean Whiskey" podcast.
In Episode 6 of...
On Boeing, GM, and Hospitals… and Epic Battles Between Reality and...
Yesterday's blog post was about a situation (with my podcast hosting service) that triggered memories of my time at General Motors in 1995. Today's...
My Blog Had The 18-Hour Flu: Thoughts on Downtime and Management...
So I think things are back to normal after a somewhat stressful day of wondering why my blog "broke." Unlike some web/blog outages and...