A selection of highlighted blog posts from Lean
bloggers from the month of March 2022. 
You can also view the previous monthly Lean Roundups here.

Do Your Job – Bruce Hamilton
shares a story regarding CNC set-up reduction involving the need for a
repeatable lathe process.

Strategy
and the Worlds of Thought & Experience – Pascal Dennis says the movement
between thought & experience is central to strategy and problem solving in
general.

5
Ways to Be More Grateful and Why Lean Thinkers Should Care – Ron Pereira
talks about how to deliberately practice gratitude.

Top
8 Reasons Teams Abandon Their Visuals – Jon Miller explains failure to
maintain visual process standards is about “people” and shares the top eight
reasons teams abandon their visuals.

Developing
Leadership Through Tours – John Knotts discusses how you can use field
trips to develop leaders in your organization.

If
You’re Going to Visit the Gemba, Your Mindsets and Behaviors Matter… A Lot –
Mark Graban says the behaviors of a leader in the gemba matter greatly and explains
how to make them impactful.

A
Lesson for Enabling Leaders and Systems – Josh Howell says an executive’s
gemba visit reveals the value of engaging value-creating frontline workers in
improving their work processes  and talks
about how you can create systems and adopt behaviors that help them do so.

How
the Toyota Way and Toyota Kata Fit Together – Jeffrey Liker the author of
The Toyota Way explains where Toyota Kata fits with Toyota’s broader management
principles — and how each enhances the other to help you build more effective
organizations.

Ask
Art: How Does Lean Apply to Every Company? – Art Byrne shares a
back-to-basics explanation of why — and how — lean thinking and practices can
improve the performance of any company or organization.