WSP 127 — Work Lean and Take Charge of Your Day
Spring
Saturday
Date(s)
Apr 16
1 day
Drop By
Apr 9
Units
0Fees
Format
On-campus course
Open
Do you ever arrive at the office, check email, and by
the time you pick up your head it is lunchtime and
you haven’t actually accomplished anything important?
Do you lose precious time looking for information?
Do you wake up at 2:00 am remembering something
you forgot to do? Now, imagine going home with your
desk clean, your inbox empty, and your mind clear.
This workshop teaches you how to apply lean manufacturing
principles to eliminate the hidden waste in your
workflow. With these intuitive and practical tools, you
will be able to get your strategic priorities done instead
of always putting out fires. You will be able to manage
your commitments better and focus on your goals.
Instead of frantically struggling to keep up with the
demands on your time, you will have complete control
over your work—with less stress and no fear of forgetting
anything.
Due to its short format, this workshop may not be taken for Credit or a Letter Grade.
Dan Markovitz, President, Markovitz Consulting
Dan Markovitz advises companies on the application of Lean principles to their businesses. He is a faculty member at the Lean Enterprise Institute and a lecturer at the Fisher College of Business at Ohio State University. Markovitz received the Shingo Research Award for his first book, A Factory of One. His new book, Building the Fit Organization, was published in 2015. He received an MBA from Stanford.Textbooks for this course:
No required textbooks