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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Lean Writing
Can lean improve your writing? Let’s take two essential lean concepts and see how they apply. Minimize Waste Eliminating unnecessary words makes for good writing. Ask any editor or writing coach. Removing unneeded words is reducing waste in your writing. Think … Continue reading
Posted in Good Lawyering, Lean and Six Sigma
Tagged kaizen, respect for people, waste, writing
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