Simple Excellence: Organizing & Aligning the Management Team in a Lean Transformation
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Tag Archives: improvement
No No NO-This is NOT Operational Excellence
Once again the general business press, writing about UC San Francisco, really has this all wrong. This is not Lean Thinking; it is not operational excellence; it is not “transformation.” It is misguided, misleading and, pure and simple, misinformation. And it … Continue reading
Posted in Adam Zak, Employee Engagement, Leadership, Operational Excellence
Tagged Adam Zak, Continuous Improvement, Human Resources, improvement, improvement effort, improvement efforts, John Plotts, Lean Leaders, Lean Thinking, LeanBlog, Mark Graban, Operational Excellence, operational improvement, personnel cuts, Respect for People, restructuring, Starbucks, uc san francisco, UCSF, University of California San Francisco, wall street journal
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Rethink Your Executive Search Relationships
Yes, the rumor is true, and you can consider this your official confirmation. The War for Talent is about to come roaring back any time now. And the C-suite team will tune in to its effects more rapidly and deeply … Continue reading
Posted in Adam Zak, Lean Business Strategy, Lean Executive Search, Lean Recruiting, Simple Excellence
Tagged Adam Zak, continuous performance improvement, Elizabeth Gilbert, Executive Recruiting, Executive Search, Harry Winston, improvement, innovation, Leadership, managerial talent, performance, search model, seat at the table, strategic thinking, Talent Acquisition, Talent Management, thinking skills, War for Talent
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