A Cautionary Suggestion Tale

by Mark Graban on November 21, 2007 · 0 comments

Leading Lean: Make Suggestions Productive – Departments – ASSEMBLY

While we’re on the topic of suggestions today, our good friend Jamie Flinchbaugh (of the Lean Learning Center) coincidentally has a column in Assembly Magazine on this very topic. Thanks to Jamie for passing that along. Check it out…

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