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Bridging to Daily Kaizen—14 (no, 15) Questions

Crossing to organized lean requires answering 15 (or so) questions

Mark R. Hamel
Mon, 01/31/2011 - 04:30
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My teenage education was (maybe) enhanced by substantial doses of Monty Python. Occasionally, I discover a lean metaphor somewhere within their body of work. One of my absolute favorite scenes is from the movie, Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The three-minute scene goes by two names: “The Bridge of Death” or “The Three Questions.”

Now would be a good time to watch the scene if you’re not familiar with it. Of course, if you’re like me, even though you’ve seen it before, you’ll watch it again… and laugh.

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Submitted by Jeff Dewar on Mon, 01/31/2011 - 13:38

Love the metaphor

Great questions Mark, and I think number 6 (virally sharing improvement ideas) is pretty much at the top of my list.  And the metaphor--with video(!), made it entertaining to boot.  I think I might prefer a tight "top 10" or "Ten Commandments" as it just felt like there was a bit of overlap amongst the questions.  I'm looking forward to your next video metaphor (humble request--60's Star Trek?).  Jeff

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