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Kevin Meyer
Medical device company president, lean enterprise consultant, author, speaker.
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Kevin Meyer has shared their blog Evolving Excellence
Apr 28, 2012
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When a project needs a little extra incentive... Continue reading
Posted Dec 18, 2011 at Lean Pics
Posted Sep 5, 2011 at Lean Pics
Posted Sep 1, 2011 at Lean Pics
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From Tim's A Lean Journey. Continue reading
Posted Aug 10, 2011 at Lean Pics
Posted Aug 2, 2011 at Lean Pics
From 12 Most. Transparent Listening Different Customer-obsessed Great boss/leader Good hunter Gives back Shows appreciation No BS Loves what he does Stubborn Mentor to many Continue reading
Posted Jul 28, 2011 at Stupid Leadership Lessons
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From Tim at A Lean Journey. Continue reading
Posted Jul 28, 2011 at Lean Pics
From Mark Graban's Lean Blog: 1) Gather everyone, communicate the plan, and preach it daily. 2) Constantly remind them it works 3) Don’t be afraid to get rid of the people who don’t buy in. 4) Make the lowest-level employees feel as important to success as the top-level executives. 5)... Continue reading
Posted Jul 28, 2011 at Leadership Lister
Posted Jul 26, 2011 at Lean Pics
Posted Jul 19, 2011 at Lean Pics
From Leadership & Learning: Are you creating a laid-back environment? Are you listening first? Do people look to you when times are tough? Are you letting people try? Continue reading
Posted Jul 19, 2011 at Stupid Leadership Lessons
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From LeanCor. Continue reading
Posted Jul 16, 2011 at Lean Pics
From Leading Blog. It really boils down to a matter of focus, priorities, and business philosophy. A senior executive who needs a quantified list of objectives to know what he or she should be working on should not be a senior executive in the first place. One curious cultural characteristic... Continue reading
Posted Jul 16, 2011 at Stupid Leadership Lessons
From Forbes. Business is war. Crush the competition. Fortresses are dangerous. Don't isolate yourself. Make friends with powerful people. Do good. Sometimes. Work with intelligent people. Continue reading
Posted Jul 13, 2011 at Stupid Leadership Lessons
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We love visual management and therefore Post-It notes are our friend. But sometimes we can go just a bit too far...! From Prankked. Continue reading
Posted Jun 19, 2011 at Lean Pics
Read the commentary on this visual suggestion box at Gemba Panta Rei. Continue reading
Posted Jun 14, 2011 at Lean Pics
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From Tim at A Lean Journey. Green= ready, Yellow=in use at station, Red= Need Repairs, Blue= Available (repair done). Benefit tooling is never lost and status is easily determined so you never run out of good tools. Continue reading
Posted Jun 12, 2011 at Lean Pics
Posted Jun 7, 2011 at Lean Pics
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Here's a fun one - with some lessons. For the full article with more photos go here. Continue reading
Posted May 31, 2011 at Lean Pics
Yes, from the king of rock and roll! Read more at Kevin Eikenberry's Leadership Learning. Be yourself Be passionate Live your values Take risks Embrace those that embrace you Continue reading
Posted May 16, 2011 at Stupid Leadership Lessons
Read the entire article at ChangeThis. Refrain from adding what is not absolutely necessary in the first place. Eliminate what doesn’t matter to make more room for what does. Before taking action, look for naturally occurring patterns and rhythms, and construct your ideas to fit them. Leave something to the... Continue reading
Posted Apr 28, 2011 at Leadership Lister
Leadership lessons from Tina Fey, from Scott Eblin's Next Level Blog: “In most cases being a good boss means hiring talented people and then getting out of their way… Contrary to what I believed as a little girl, being the boss almost never involves marching around, waving your arms, and... Continue reading
Posted Apr 27, 2011 at Stupid Leadership Lessons
Yes, a sporting event. From Vineet Nayar's Scrapbook. Think global: The world is your stage today. Think of yourself as world leaders in your field just like Team Dhoni. Young leaders are looking far beyond being the best in their team, organisation or nation today. There has been no better... Continue reading
Posted Apr 13, 2011 at Stupid Leadership Lessons