Art Smalley & David Mann

lean management human nature

The relationship between lean change and human nature

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FeaturesFeb 3, 2017
Art Smalley & David Mann
RESEARCH – Human behavior tends to make change even harder to attain than it already is. This brilliant research paper looks at change from a psychological, technical and leadership point of view.