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Are Your Leaders Spending Time Coaching and Developing Others?
"A good coach always coaches to a leaders potential, not his current level of performance. A good leadership coach will see the potential in you and inspire you accordingly." ~Andy Stanley If you’ve ever been coached, or acted as a coach, you know that there’s lots of...
Robust Training Program With Steve Johnson
In this episode, Steve Johnson and I discuss training paths and employee tools when it comes to the robust training program. What You'll Learn: Why did you start a training program for technicians? What does the training path look like for a technician? Does an...
Improving Healthcare With Tanya Stinson
In this episode, Tanya Stinson and I discuss the impacts of costly wastes and modern technology as well as one of healthcare's number one problems: communication. What You'll Learn: What are a few of the most costly wastes in healthcare currently? If there was one...
Do Your Leaders Have a Formal Self-Development Plan in Place?
“There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self.” ―Ernest Hemingway Imagine how many people are comparing themselves to someone else. Really the only person we should be comparing ourselves to is who we...
Are Your Leaders Acting as Leaders and Managers?
Have you ever caught yourself saying, “That was the best boss I ever had?” But what does it mean? What sets the great boss apart from the average boss? While the terms leadership and management get used interchangeably, they don’t mean the same...
The Importance Of Standard Work In The Digital Age With Tom Hughes
In this episode, Tom Hughes and I discuss the extensive experience Tom has gained helping hundreds of organizations across the world do standard work / digital work instructions better with his software product GembaDocs. What You'll Learn: 1. How did the whole...
Is Your Leadership Team Engaged?
Engaged leaders are the type to jump in and proactively own the issues that pop up in day-to-day business. They also try to jump start the solutions needed to solve these concerns. They motivate others. They have the ability to keep people focused on the objective and...
The Danaher Business System With Mark Deluzio
In this episode, Mark Deluzio and I discuss the Danaher business system, as well as the art of Lean Transformation. What You'll Learn: Why do Lean Transformations fail? Could you explain the importance of having a business strategy and the ability to deploy/execute...
Are you Analyzing Process Steps and/or are you Conducting Value Stream Mapping Analysis?
Growing up in West Michigan provided me with a landscape that was dotted with fields, farms, and silos. Silos were a necessity for the farms in my area. They provided a simple way for the farmer to keep crops and feed dry. Separation was a must and the silo provided a...
The Problem of Classical Management with Bob Emiliani
In this episode, Bob Emiliani and I discuss the problem of classical management. What You'll Learn: What is classical management? You put together an A3 and challenged lean practitioners. Can you tell our listeners what is an A3? What were the root cause results...