Lean Blog Interviews - Healthcare, Manufacturing, Business, and Leadership
Business:Management
http://www.leanblog.org/349
My guest for episode #349 is John Dyer, president of his consulting firm, John Dyer & Associates, Inc., and author of the new book, The Façade of Excellence: Defining a New Normal of Leadership, which will be released on October 1, 2019.
John has been a guest previously in episodes #229 and #280, talking about Dr. W. Edwards Deming, "The Red Bead Experiment," and more.
Today, we talk about the book, how to find out of there is a "facade" of excellence, and why "fear makes good people do stupid things," as John says. What's a façade? "A false appearance that makes someone or something seem more pleasant or better than they really are."
Audiobook Sample: ”The Mistakes That Make Us: Cultivating a Culture of Learning and Innovation”
”Kata Girl Geek” Gemma Jones on Lean, Improvement, and Mental Health
George Saiz on ”We Started With Respect” and His Career Focused on Improvement
Trailer - Lean Blog Interviews
Paul Critchley Interviews Mark Graban About “The Mistakes That Make Us”
Arnout Orelio on Lean Thinking in Healthcare: The Netherlands and Beyond
Shaunté Kinch on Solving Big Problems in Manufacturing, Healthcare, and Beyond
MIT Prof. Zeynep Ton on Her New Book ”The Case for Good Jobs”
Ken Pilone on Transferring TPS & Lean to Areas Outside of Manufacturing, Including Policing and Healthcare
Joshua Kerievsky on the Joy of Agility -- It’s Not Just for Software Companies
Norbert Majerus on Lean-Driven Innovation; From a Farm in Luxembourg to Factories and a Shingo Award
IN MEMORIAM - Ritsuo Shingo, Former Toyota Executive and Lean Teacher
’Picture Yourself a Leader’ - Interview with Elisabeth Swan on Her New Book
Mit Vyas: Insights on Learning from Toyota, Entrepreneurial Success, and Mindfulness Practices
Discovering the Benefits of Data-Driven DEI: An Interview with Dr. Randal Pinkett on his New Book
CEO Gary Michel on Lean for the Enterprise and the Need to Decomplify Work
My Many Mistakes Related to Today’s Lean Podcast Episodes – Yup, Plural
What a Unicorn Knows: Authors Matt May & Pablo Dominguez Discuss Their New Book on Entrepreneurship
Jody Crane, MD: Lean in Emergency Medicine and Hospitals; 3 Big Issues Causing Tough Times in Healthcare
Unlocking the Power of Kata: Tracy Defoe on Adult Learning, Coaching, and Asking Questions