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Relationships As a Lean Agile Lens

Relationships are the transformation of understanding into appropriate action

Jim Benson
Mon, 03/08/2021 - 12:02
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All articles in this series
Five Lean Agile Lenses - Part 1
Communications As a Lean Agile Lens - Part 2
Relationships As a Lean Agile Lens - Part 3
Respect As a Lean Agile Lens Part 4
Flow As a Lean Agile Lens Part 5
PDSA As a Lean Agile Lens Part 6
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When we work together, which we all do, everything involves relationships. People request work from other people... that is a relationship. People take jobs that involve bosses and structure... those are relationships. People form teams to get specific types of work done... again, relationships. And it goes on from there.

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No one works alone. Everyone works together. No exceptions.

In the initial article, I defined relationships as a lens:

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