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The Problem-Solver's Toolkit: A Surprisingly Simple Guide to Your Lean Six Sigma Journey
The Problem-Solver’s A Surprisingly Simple Guide to Your Lean Six Sigma Journey—Second EditionNow with new tools, an updated case study, and exclusive downloadable extras!
Get ready for the ultimate upgrade to your process improvement road trip! The second edition of The Problem-Solver’s Toolkit is packed with fresh guidance to help you avoid common potholes and navigate your improvement journey with confidence. The fan-favorite Just-in-Time Cafe team brings you brand-new downloadable New Templates—that come with instructions and examples, "Road Games"—interactive icebreakers and team activities designed to energize your sessions and strengthen your problem-solving crew, and “Personal Pitstops”—a blend of real stories, science, and expert insights for becoming a more influential problem solver.
This surprisingly simple guide delivers 30% more content than the first edition,
26 foundational Lean Six Sigma tools—including A3s, SIPOCs, Process (Gemba) Walk Guides, 8 Waste Check Sheets, 5S Assessments, Implementation Plans, and moreClear instructions, all-new infographics, and real-world examples that make each tool easy to understand and applyNew downloadable resources to bring your learning to life, whether you're facilitating a workshop or building skills on your ownA newly refreshed Just-in-Time Cafe case study, following your favorite island team as they tackle road-trip “potholes” with creativity, curiosity, and snacksThis is your Lean Six Sigma travel kit—filled with essentials, detour tips, and sightseeing suggestions when you’re ready to go deeper. Whether cruising solo or traveling with a team, this second edition offers smart guidance, practical tools, and a little roadside humor to keep you rolling.
Hello, Travelers!
You’re not just learning tools—you’re building habits, gaining confidence, and shaping how work gets done. So buckle up and hit the road with us. There's never been a better time to become an ace problem solver.
Get ready for the ultimate upgrade to your process improvement road trip! The second edition of The Problem-Solver’s Toolkit is packed with fresh guidance to help you avoid common potholes and navigate your improvement journey with confidence. The fan-favorite Just-in-Time Cafe team brings you brand-new downloadable New Templates—that come with instructions and examples, "Road Games"—interactive icebreakers and team activities designed to energize your sessions and strengthen your problem-solving crew, and “Personal Pitstops”—a blend of real stories, science, and expert insights for becoming a more influential problem solver.
This surprisingly simple guide delivers 30% more content than the first edition,
26 foundational Lean Six Sigma tools—including A3s, SIPOCs, Process (Gemba) Walk Guides, 8 Waste Check Sheets, 5S Assessments, Implementation Plans, and moreClear instructions, all-new infographics, and real-world examples that make each tool easy to understand and applyNew downloadable resources to bring your learning to life, whether you're facilitating a workshop or building skills on your ownA newly refreshed Just-in-Time Cafe case study, following your favorite island team as they tackle road-trip “potholes” with creativity, curiosity, and snacksThis is your Lean Six Sigma travel kit—filled with essentials, detour tips, and sightseeing suggestions when you’re ready to go deeper. Whether cruising solo or traveling with a team, this second edition offers smart guidance, practical tools, and a little roadside humor to keep you rolling.
Hello, Travelers!
You’re not just learning tools—you’re building habits, gaining confidence, and shaping how work gets done. So buckle up and hit the road with us. There's never been a better time to become an ace problem solver.
295 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 13, 2025
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