Monthly Archives: March 2015

In Other Words…Off-Shoring Was Carried Out by Dumb Managers

Here’s an interesting paragraph I ran across in my recent reading ramblings: “For instance, it was assumed that assembly labor […]

From time to time, in my posts, I’ll mention books I’ve read. I also do book reviews. Generally, I provide […]

I genuinely try to put myself in the shoes of the supervisors and managers I work with. They have lots […]

I often go on (and on) about the fact that much (perhaps, most) lean literature isn’t very good. It too […]

Part 2(b)? Really? Sheesh. At any rate, last time we covered two methods for getting the word out when you […]

I’ve got this friend who’s made a few million (I think) in business software development. He’s a smart guy and […]

I don’t like to have blog posts that have “Part 2(a)” in the title. It’s just…I don’t know…persnickety or something. […]