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COACHING KATA

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INTRODUCTION

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DEN’s �VISION 100

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WHAT IS THE ROLE OF A LEADER?

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WHAT IS INNOVATION THEATER?

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WHAT IS INNOVATION THEATER?

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BACK TO BUSINESS AS USUAL?

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I DON’T THINK SO!

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TOYOTA PRODUCTION SYSTEM

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FOCUS ON THE PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED

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No thanks

We are too busy

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COACHING KATA: THE LEARNING CYCLE

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COACHING KATA: THE LEARNING CYCLE

  • What did/do you want to change?
  • What was/is the intended outcome?
  • What actually happened?
  • What did you learn?

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COACHING KATA: THE LEARNING CYCLE

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WHY DOES THIS WORK?

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THE HABIT LOOP

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THE LEARNING CYCLE

  • What will you change Next?
  • How quickly can we learn from the experiment? 

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GALILEO’S LEANING TOWER OF PISA EXPERIMENT

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What one thing will you change next?

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How quickly can we go and see what you learned?

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QUESTIONS?

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Poll Questions for the Moderator

Moderator: Please launch these questions via Google Polls when prompted by the presenter.

  • Slide 4
    • How can leaders drive innovation within their organizations?
    • What can leaders do to break down barriers and sustain innovation within their organizations?
  • Slide 10
    • What is the problem to be solved?
  • Slide 12
    • How many airplanes hit the target?
  • Slide 15
    • Why does the Coaching Kata work?

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SHRINK THE CHANGE

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EMPATHY VS SYMPATHY

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PLAN, DO, CHECK, ACT (PDCA)

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RAPID EXPERIMENTATION

PLAN

  1. What is the Overall Objective and how will you Measure Success?
    • Who is benefitting from this change? Who is being left behind?
  2. What is happening today (current state)?

(Turn Card Over if Reviewing Previous Experiment)

  1. What Obstacles do you think are preventing you from reaching your outcome? Which one are you addressing now/next?

DO

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  1. What will you change in your Next Experiment?
  2. How quickly can we go and see (Gemba) what we Have Learned from the experiment? 

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THE LEARNING CYCLE

CHECK

  1. What did you want to change?
  2. What was the intended outcome?
  3. What actually happened?

ACT

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  1. What did you learn?

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(Turn Card Over)

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