Apr 28, 2012 · An accounting firm was implementing “Office 5S” in a very top-down and, arguably, misguided way, including marking where your keyboard, phone, and computer monitor go. You might also remember my criticism of Kyocera's Office 5S program from 2008.

Watch as our team bravely embarks on an Office 5S journey, only to find themselves in a hilarious (and slightly cringe-worthy) fiasco. With over 200,000 views, this video shows you what...

Aug 27, 2012 · I recently discovered a website (started by Lean Blog author, Mark Graban) that has funny lean memes, including humorous 5S, Kaizen, 3 Wastes (Muda, Muri, Mura), Six Sigma and PDCA sayings that go with silly, semi-relevant photos.

Jul 18, 2013 · Back to Basics and a Little Humor July 18, 2013 by Kyle Kohlman Special thanks to lean extraordinaire Mark Graban for giving us all a good laugh and something to reflect on.

Jan 22, 2024 · Inject some fun into your 9-to-5 with our top 66 work appropriate jokes. From puns to one-liners, these jokes are designed to lighten up the workplace.

Apr 29, 2012 · Bob goes over the basics of 5S with the department in preparation for another "5S Friday". (http://zombiesymmetry.com)

Jul 18, 2013 · 5S and lean are supposed to make things better for your organization and your customers. It’s supposed to help innovate and create ways to engage employees in the culture.

Jul 10, 2014 · When people associate Lean or 5S with something negative (telling me how to arrange my personal desk), that disengages people and they think Lean is bad instead of helpful. Employees in Western companies will not just blindly accept a Mr. Myagi type person telling them to do things for no apparent reason.

Jan 26, 2017 · My Wife recently left a large construction company. Before she left, they'd moved the offices into a new building near downtown St. Louis. A memo from the CEO went around regarding what was and was not allowed in the new office environment.

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