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Common sense says that when working on a project with results that really matter, one should agree on a plan […]
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Common sense says that when working on a project with results that really matter, one should agree on a plan […]
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There’s a new book out called “Scrappy Project Management.” How do I know? Because I wrote it. Well, someone had
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Total Participation Starting From the Top This point speaks to the need for (1) commitment from top management and (2)
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Training Not Related to Job/Task In order for continuous improvement to become organizational culture, it must also become a personal
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Enable Pride of Workmanship Deming claimed that the sense of having helped other people is the most significant motivator and
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Attribute Results to Processes This may be the most controversial point, but in my opinion it is aligned with the
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No Slogans or Disingenuous Pep Talks This point consists of two elements as I see it. (1) Walk the talk,
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Break Down Departmental Barriers in Pursuit of a Common Goal Many processes are cross-functional. The same is true of projects.
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Drive out Fear and Create Trust Fear encourages short-term thinking. One of Deming’s classic stories was about a foreman who
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Teach and Institute Leadership It is the age-old distinction that usually merits much lip service and little true implementation. There
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Job/Task-Related Training A quality organization understands the value of the people who work in it. The same goes for project
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