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The Gift of Dr. Deming

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Edwards Deming believed that everyone has a right to joy in work. Today, on Dr. Deming’s Birthday, we honor him and celebrate his gifts to each of us. And we thank you, for ensuring that his legacy lives on through your belief in the Deming philosophy. That everyone in an organization can, and should win.

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Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life (Book Review)

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Ikigai is the Japanese art of living. I am a fan of Japanese way of thinking whether it is related to how they led the quality movement or how they exercise their craftsman spirit in day to day life. My Review of the Book. I feel that while the book covers a lot of good content, it lacks depth. Key Highlights. Life is not a problem to be solved.

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A Deming Gift for You this Giving Tuesday

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And we’d like to celebrate with you, since generosity is at the heart of the Deming Philosophy. As a Deming person, you are generous with your time and expertise; many of you have contributed to this blog, offered valuable comments and insight, and shared posts with others in order to spread the Deming approach far and wide.

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Help Bring Joy to Learning, Joy in Life

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Give by 28 December 2015 to double your gift! Edwards Deming. Dr. Deming believed that there was power in preserving the intrinsic drive that we are born with. As Dr. Deming wrote, “One inherits a right to enjoy his work.” Deming wrote, “One inherits a right to enjoy his work.”

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The value of dignity in work – give or take 6 minutes

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If this wayward management team knew Dr. W. Edwards Deming and his System of Profound Knowledge, they would know it’s they , not their workers, who are responsible for improving productivity. Guest post by Lori Fry, originally featured as a post at [link]. Monitoring employees’ time in the restroom is not okay.

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