#Toyota Way

[happyceostrategies]

Lean and Management. How to engage employees in continuous improvement ?

In the context of a learning company and continuous training, it is the long-term involvement of individual employees that is sought and encouraged.

The paradox of Lean is that it challenges human nature People tend to cling to their routines, habits, and work methods, especially if they have devised or built them themselves. They also seek to find meaning and motivation in their work, as long as it excites them and aligns with their values. But most people are resistant to change, even when it promises to improve their work environment.…

[iasflaherty]

Retrospectives a follow-up…

A follow-up explanation of retrospectives and how they are used in organizations.

A retrospective is a meeting held by a team or group of individuals at the end of a project, sprint, or another work period to reflect on what went well, what didn’t go well, and what could be improved for future work. The goal of a retrospective is to identify opportunities for continuous improvement and to learn from past successes and failures. Retrospectives are a common practice in agile…

[imrovementcompany]

Embracing The Toyota Way: A Practical Problem-Solving Framework for Improved Efficiency

Introduction The Toyota Production System (TPS) has long been regarded as a paragon of efficiency and effectiveness in the manufacturing industry. One of the primary principles of TPS is “The Toyota Way,” a management philosophy emphasizing continuous improvement and respect for people. In this blog post, we will share a practical problem-solving framework inspired by The Toyota Way that can be…

[smeagles]

why are you pretty

📸: Melissa Yoder

[aakipple]

these 2 again.....wat da hell.....

[mikeywayarchive]

Mikey Way playing with Midtown during their opening set for MCR in Houston, TX // Sep 27th 2022 // moon.atomic.21 on IG

[fazclub]

TOYOTAA‼️✨

What is Toyota all of a sudden? Who knows...

(Drawing by @suprrstaar🦊)

[christiangeistdorfer]

'toyota hfhuowgjwgjleghiwghiogehioeghioweghiowegihoweghiwefih mishubushi'

[hilbrandbos]

4WD on a quiet beach at night.

[trainz99]

The vehicle as of today, right before i left work

Streetmoth-02

It might be cringe but i love it and i keep doing it

[textless]

My nice little car, the 2005 RAV4, has gone the way of all good things.

It never stopped running, but came back from a recent oil change with a bill of health that called for repairs worth more than double its trade-in value. So alas, that was that.

Speaking of trade-in value, I was offended on the RAV's behalf that the official number was $700. That was mostly down to high mileage - more than 217,000 - but it didn't help that the car had survived a bad encounter with a deer back in 2015. The deer was not so lucky.

In any case, I loved my little car for all 200,000 miles we rode around together, and spent its last few days taking photos of all of its funny little details, like the AC button with the paint completely worn off, and the strange odds and ends that have accumulated in nooks and crannies over the last 16 years.

The man who hauled the RAV away said that, as a high-mileage trade-in, it is headed for a wholesale auction and will probably end up at a dealership of the "Steve Says Yes!" persuasion. I like to think it will have a whole other life as somebody else's solid little car... but I was still sad to see it loaded on a truck.

My new car is a much newer RAV, because why mess with a good thing? Here's to another 200,000 miles.

[iasflaherty]

Retrospectives a follow-up…

A follow-up explanation of retrospectives and how they are used in organizations.

A retrospective is a meeting held by a team or group of individuals at the end of a project, sprint, or another work period to reflect on what went well, what didn’t go well, and what could be improved for future work. The goal of a retrospective is to identify opportunities for continuous improvement and to learn from past successes and failures. Retrospectives are a common practice in agile…

[maeamian]

We can still make rocket engines tho, like we can't make the Rockedyne F-1 anymore for a variety of reasons including it's wicked outdated by this point, particularly since the fall of the soviet union introduced staged combustion to western engineering techniques, but it isn't some great tragedy that we can't make that particular rocket engine tbqh, we can still make rocket engines.

[smeagles]

way out nowhere take me out there

[viejospellejos]

nooOoOooOooo!!!

[mikeywayarchive]

Toyota Center, Houston // Sep 27th 2022 // Bang Ho