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Additional Tips for Creating Run Charts
Mark revisits the run chart by offering some detailed tips and advice.
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Toyota Kata Overview
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2The Marshmallow Challenge Icebreaker
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3Lean and Organizational Culture
12:45
4Leaders Are Teachers
07:01
5What Learning Looks Like
12:24
6What Does a Continuous Improvement Culture Look Like?
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7The Improvement Kata: A Model for Scientific Thinking
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8How People Learn & Develop New Skills
01:42
9The Backwards Bike: Learning to Unlearn
07:56
10The Coaching Kata: A Routine for Learning to Coach the Improvement Kata
07:09
11The "Five Questions" Card
07:14
12The Toyota Kata Hypothesis
08:30
13Practicing the Improvement Kata with Dominoes
05:56
14Dominos, LLC - Rounds 1 & 2
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15Dominos, LLC - Round 3
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16Improvement Kata Step 1: Understand the Direction and Challenge
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17Improvement Kata Step 2: Grasp the Current Condition
13:05
18The 5 Steps to Grasping the Current Condition
14:41
19How to Create a Block Diagram
03:42
20How to Create a Run Chart
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21How to Measure Process Times & Cycles
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26Identifying Obstacles
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27Improvement Kata Step 4: Experiment Against Obstacles
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28How to Use the Experiment Record
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29Introducing the Coaching Cycle
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30Storyboards and the Coaching Cycle Part 1
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31What Did We Learn?
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32Lean in 10 Words
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33Running Experiments
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34Reviewing the Kata Mechanism
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35Practicing the Coaching Cycle Part 2
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36Going to Gemba Part 1
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37Going to Gemba Part 2
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38Going to Gemba Part 3
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39Going to Gemba Part 4
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40Going to Gemba Part 5
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41Going to Gemba Part 6
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42Toyota Kata Resources
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