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Games as a way to coach and teach lean thinking

Simulations and games can be extremely beneficial, so long as we use them to highlight and explain the underlying behaviors we must adopt if we are to successfully embrace lean… and not only the tools.

Bruno Pešec
Bruno Pešec
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Games as a way to coach and teach lean thinking

Honoured and humbled!

My article on using games to coach and teach Lean thinking just got published on Planet Lean. I hope that the Lean community will enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it! It goes without say that I also hope you find some value in reading it. Games mentioned in the article are Playing Lean and getKanban.

Thank you Roberto Priolo, Alister Lee, Simen Fure Jørgensen, Tore Rasmussen, Russell Healy, and numerous others who are part of my Lean journey.

Games as a way to coach and teach lean thinking - Planet Lean
Games and simulations can help us learn lean thinking, but we need to use them for the underlying behaviours, not just the tools and techniques.
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