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Broken Windows Theory in Continuous Improvement
March 19, 2015 “Consider a building with a few broken windows. If the windows are not repaired, the tendency is for vandals to break a few more windows....
Driving Success: Unlocking the Culture of Continuous Improvement
June 5, 2023“What do I need for a successful culture of continuous improvement?”
Methodology, leadership, and technology.
“Where did I go wrong trying...
How to Recognize and Resolve the 7 Wastes of Lean
July 21, 2016The guiding principle of the Lean business process methodology is the elimination of waste. Given that waste reduction is the primary...
Do You Really Know The Definition of Employee Engagement?
August 11, 2015The term “employee engagement” is used in business a lot like the term “customer satisfaction.” Every business knows both are good and that...
A Love Letter To KaiNexus Customers
February 13, 2018My Darling Customers,
Yesterday, I wrote about how much I love my job. But I neglected to include you, my dearest friends. This was a...
The 2 Most Important Things To Remember For Employee Engagement
March 23, 2015Engaging employees in continuous improvement is part art, and part science. To be successful, though, there are two main things that you...
Does Your Employee Engagement Strategy Elicit This Response?
August 11, 2015KaiNexus, will you be my Valentine?
Do you know what Saturday is? Of course you do. Depending on your current relationship status, it’s...
For The Want Of A Nail: A Genius Approach to Employee Engagement Ideas
June 3, 2016Have you ever heard this parable? It’s a classic story about how one seemingly small problem, a missing nail, can have monumental...
Will Your Leadership Kill Your Culture of Continuous Improvement?
March 19, 2015Check out that guy in the picture on the right. His employees are tossing some bright ideas into the funnel, and they’re raining down on...
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