Dux Webinars - No.10 | Respect for People Isn’t a Value - It’s a Neurological Condition скачать в хорошем качестве

Dux Webinars - No.10 | Respect for People Isn’t a Value - It’s a Neurological Condition

Respect for People” is one of the most sacred principles in Lean. But what if we’ve misunderstood it all along? In this thought-provoking webinar, David Bovis and Levent Turk challenge the traditional view of respect in Lean systems. Respect is not about politeness, fairness, or soft skills. It is a neurological condition that determines whether improvement, learning, and ownership are even possible. This session explores the neuroscience behind performance and why Lean tools fail when psychological safety is missing. 💡 In this webinar, you’ll learn: Why respect in Lean is structural — not moral How threat shuts down learning and problem-solving Why Lean tools often create compliance instead of ownership What the brain actually needs to improve How BTFA (Believe → Think → Feel → Act) rewires belief before behaviour What “neurological permission” looks like in real organisations 🧠 When respect disappears, Lean becomes theatre. When respect is embedded neurologically, improvement becomes sustainable. Whether you are a Lean leader, operations executive, HR partner, or transformation professional, this session will change how you think about performance, safety, and improvement systems. 📩 To explore embedding this into your Lean system and leadership practice, reach out to continue the conversation. #LeanLeadership #RespectForPeople #Neuroscience #BTFA #ContinuousImprovement #LeadershipDevelopment #OperationalExcellence #PsychologicalSafety