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."
BONUS: David Meier's "Favorite Mistakes" at Toyota and His Distillery
BONUS: Jamie Flinchbaugh, Revisited from 2006
Ryan McCormack on His “Operational Excellence Mixtapes” & More
BONUS: In Memoriam -- Podcast Guests Who Have Passed Away
Katie Anderson: One Year of "Learning to Lead, Leading to Learn" and the New Audiobook
Revisiting #124: Paul O'Neill on Habitual Excellence and Safety
Lean Six Sigma and Continuous Improvement from Railroads to Pageants: Allison Greco
The Lean Journey (and Mass Vaccination Sites) at Munson Healthcare: Kaleb Foss and Butch Bowlby
Dr. John Kenagy on Adaptive Design Kata: An Improvement and a Leadership Kata (Lean Healthcare)
Brad Jeavons on How to Remotely Deploy Lean and Agile (Outside of Manufacturing)
Tracy O'Rourke on Vaccinations, Lean Six Sigma in Government, and More
Ryan Weiss on Purpose + People + Process = Performance; Modernizing TWI
Samantha Riley on Making Data Count and Metrics for Healthcare and Beyond
MIT's Dr. Jonathan Byrnes on the Pandemic's Supply Chain Shocks
The "Founding Mothers" of the "Women in Lean" - Crystal Davis, Karyn Ross, Dorsey Sherman
Keith Champion on the Lucid (Motors) Production System
Rituso Shingo on The Toyota Production System and SMED
Katie Labedz on "How to Improve Absolutely Anything"
Joy Mason on Optimism and Lean Instead of Layoffs
Ivan Zak, DVM on Using Lean to Address Burnout in Veterinary Medicine