ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Julia Wester of LeanKit stopped by the studio to share her thoughts on taming the chaos of life in both the workplace and at home. LeanKit, a visual work management software, helps professionals create their own Kanban boards and other tools to organize tasks in a manageable way. Julia explains the importance of making the time to improve and taking control of the chaos. The group discusses the importance of visualization in order to see patterns and repetition, and learning from this in order to create more time to accomplish big and small tasks alike.
Julia's Bio:
Julia brings 15 years of experience working in and managing teams at Turner Broadcasting and F5 Networks. Julia is passionate about teaching others how to tame the chaos of the everyday at work by embracing transparency and continuous improvement and talking about how management doesn’t have to be a dirty word. Julia joined LeanKit as an Improvement Coach in 2015. She blogs at everydaykanban.com and tweets at @everydaykanban.
Julia's Bio:
Julia brings 15 years of experience working in and managing teams at Turner Broadcasting and F5 Networks. Julia is passionate about teaching others how to tame the chaos of the everyday at work by embracing transparency and continuous improvement and talking about how management doesn’t have to be a dirty word. Julia joined LeanKit as an Improvement Coach in 2015. She blogs at everydaykanban.com and tweets at @everydaykanban.
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United States
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