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leadership

Our brain is telling us something different about leadership.

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I get a lot of requests to review new books. I’m sitting on 5 books at this time. I try to read them in the order I receive them. I make exceptions for friends. I’m writing [...]

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Add a project blog for more team collaboration.

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Tags: collaboration, innovation, leadership, lean

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Tags: books, collaboration, innovation, leadership, conversation

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Learn from the best lean design and construction professionals. The Lean Project Consulting Project Coaches are blogging

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Readers of Reforming Project Management select the top 42 dumb project management questions

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Tags: PMpractice, leadership, teams, theory

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Tags: PMpractice, leadership, lean, learning

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Guest blogger Claude Emond

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Adopting lean approaches to project delivery require radical action. We know it can succeed. But, do we have the courage to jump into the cold water? There’s no other way.

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Herrero Contractors is currently the best of the lean contractors.

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Making the change to lean ways of doing projects requires breaking with the past. Re-tell the story of your enterprise to make the change.

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Tags: leadership, lean, leanconstruction, leanthinking, NormanBodek

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Why Don’t We Make the Lean Change?

by Hal on October 14, 2007

in leadership, lean

Is resistance getting in our way of adopting lean? Or, is it something bigger?

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Tags: commentary, innovation, leadership, leadingthinking

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Get inspired. Give your career a boost. Live a more interesting life. Read Rules for Renegades.

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Boston Globe takes construction industry to task for poor management.

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Tags: kaizen, leadership, lean, NormanBodek, ToyotaWay

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Learn to us the 12 actions mastered by 70 highly successful people.

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How to Hire Project Talent

by Hal on May 31, 2007

in leadership, teams, training

No need to hire project talent. Hire for attitude. You can teach the rest.

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Stanford Professor Jeffrey Pfeffer makes a strong case that deadlines are the friend of accomplishment.

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Face your demons. Embrace the dip. Choose mastery. Seth Godin encourages you to get serious.

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Tags: books, leadership, training, mastery, SethGodin

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Don’t start a Lean Six Sigma initiative without the full engagement of the CEO and the rest of the leadership of the firm. Nothing less will work.

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