Description

Jason shares two ideas from Fabien Pham in Paris: hierarchical control is really less control, and quality is a question of statistics. He explains the principles of extreme ownership from Jocko Willink and Leif Babin and introduces poka-yoke, mistake proofing that prevents errors through visual cues, alarms, and simple systems.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• Why delegating and leaving gives less control, not more
• The ten principles of extreme ownership
• Why human mistakes are a statistical certainty, not laziness
• How double checks and standard work reduce errors but never remove them
• How poka-yoke uses visual cues, alarms, and simple systems to prevent mistakes

Which part of your quality system relies on someone remembering instead of a system that prevents the mistake?

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