Jason makes the case that most of the problems in construction aren't people problems, they're system problems, and no one will make real progress until the systems change. Using the Arizona prison system and a mock study of the justice system as examples, he shows how a system can be perfectly designed to produce the results it's getting. He then connects it to a real project where locked-in sequences, a single critical path, no buffers, and forced trade stacking left no one set up to win. Along the way, he challenges every leader to invest in their own training, because the world pays in proportion to the value you give it.
What you'll learn in this episode:
If the results on your project are exactly what your system was designed to produce, what part of the design are you willing to change first?
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