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Motivation for continuous improvement
From the course: Culture of Kaizen
Motivation for continuous improvement
(whoosh) (light piano music) - Hey there, welcome back. In this module we're going to discuss the important and often overlooked role of motivation in helping organizations sustain higher performance. Well, specifically, by the end of this module you'll have a better understanding of what actually motivates people to want to practice Kaizen, and perhaps more importantly, what doesn't. Now, much of what we discuss in this module has been influenced by the writings of Dr. W. Edwards Deming, the experiences of our customers in motivating people to practice continuous improvement, and one of our favorite books called "Drive," the surprising truth about what motivates people, which was written by Daniel Pink, which along with the book "The Power of Habit," we highly recommend you read. Okay, well, I'd like to start this module off with a sobering fact. Well, according to the 2013 Gallup Poll, only 30% of the US workforce is…
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Contents
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Culture of Kaizen overview8m 47s
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Respect for humanity6m 27s
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Brain chemistry and its impact on human performance14m 2s
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Reducing social threats to enable continuous improvement9m 40s
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Habits and how they shape organizational culture13m 29s
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Continuously improving habits7m 13s
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Characteristics of the Kaizen leader5m 36s
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Motivation for continuous improvement11m 39s
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Modes of persuasion7m 25s
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Leading yourself5m 50s
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Additional learning resources4m 5s
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