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Tag Archives: Shmula

Curious Cat Management Improvement Blog Carnival: Annual Roundup 2011

Posted on December 13, 2011 by Dan
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I’m very proud to say that John Hunter kindly gave me the reins (for one day, at least) for the 2011 Management Improvement Blog Carnival Annual Roundup. What I’ve tried to do this year is select posts that gave me … Continue reading →

Posted in TIMEBACK BLOG | Tagged Daily Kaizen, Drucker, Management Improvement Carnival, Shmula | 2 Replies

The C-Suite Double Standard

Posted on December 7, 2011 by Dan
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When I was at the AME Conference in Dallas a couple of months ago, I started noticing what I call the C-suite double standard: leaders and executives who are ferocious about improving manufacturing processes and eliminating waste, but who passively … Continue reading →

Posted in TIMEBACK BLOG | Tagged Leadership, Meetings, Shmula | 7 Replies

One very easy way to work faster.

Posted on June 22, 2010 by Dan
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It’s a little disappointing, really. I really thought I was being so smart and creative. I read Pete Abilla’s recent post about Little’s Law, software development, and queue management, and I thought — “Hey! I bet you could apply this … Continue reading →

Posted in TIMEBACK BLOG | Tagged Kanban, Multitasking, Shmula | 2 Replies

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