The end of the
year is traditionally a time to look back and reflect. One way to reflect is to
evaluate popular blog posts. I have been taking time to reflect on the year
that was and as part of that reflection I have flipped back through the 150
blog posts I have written so far this year and compiled a list of my Top 10.
10. 6 Surefire Ways to Kill Morale – Avoid these six simple blunders that are
morale killers and prevent your employees from sticking around.
9. 7 Key Factors of Successful Teams – No team will succeed without these
basic seven factors on your team.
8. 6 Steps to Better Problem Solving Skills – Refine your skills through training,
practice and learning can provide the ability to solve problems more
effectively and over time address problems with a greater degree of complexity
and difficulty.
7. 7 Tips for Improving Your Communication
Skills and Your Business
– Effective communication skills are critical in your business, use these tips
to improve your skills.
6. 5 Myths of Standard Work - There are many myths regarding
standardized work that if followed create a flawed system.
5. 10 Tips to a Better Value Stream Map – Tips on creating a value stream map
for your organization that can bring value to your customers.
4. 5 Ways to Cultivate a Problem Solving
Culture – How to
develop a problem solving culture in your company.
3. 5 Ways to Improve Your Kaizens – Tips from my experience that will make
your kaizens more effective.
2. 10 Tips for Being a Better Leader -
Ten simple tips can help you to boost your leadership ability and drive
your business to greater heights.
1. Visual Management Boards: Manual vs
Digital - When it comes
to visual boards in the workplace the most common line of questioning is
related to manual visuals versus computerized/digital visuals.
What were some of your favorite Lean posts from 2019? Any recommendations for next year?
Thanks for your continued readership in 2019. I hope you enjoy the holiday season and go on to achieve Lean success in 2020.
What were some of your favorite Lean posts from 2019? Any recommendations for next year?
Thanks for your continued readership in 2019. I hope you enjoy the holiday season and go on to achieve Lean success in 2020.
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