Lean Mastery Collection: 8 Manuscripts - Lean Six Sigma, Lean Startup, Lean Enterprise, Lean Analytics, Agile Project Management, Kanban, Scrum, Kaizen

by Jeffrey Ries

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Included in this collection are the top books to help you improve, grow and master your skills on Lean Methodology. Change the way that you do business. This book collection will help you reach near perfection in the products that you sell, the customer service that you provide, and the lack of waste that you achieve.

Included Lean Six A Beginner’s Step-By-Step Guide To Implementing Six Sigma Methodology to an Enterprise and Manufacturing Process

Lean The Complete Step-by-Step Lean Six Sigma Startup Guide

Lean The Complete Step-by-Step Startup Guide to Building a Lean Business Using Six Sigma, Kanban & 5s Methodologies

Lean The Complete Guide To Using Data To Track, Optimize And Build A Better And Faster Startup Business

The Complete Step-by-Step Guide to Agile Project Management with Kanban

The Complete Step-By-Step Guide to Managing Product Development Using Agile Framework

Kaizen for Small Business How to Gain and Maintain a Competitive Edge by Applying the Kaizen Mindset to Your Startup Business and Management-Improve Performance, Communication & Productivity

Genres: Business

422 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 6, 2018

Reviews

[Louis Korczowski · Rating 1 out of 5]

I wanted to read an introductive review of the different agile processes before selecting the most relevant for my start-up.

This book is simple awful, boring and shallow.

Reading wikipedia and reading blog on internet, while necessity a fraction of the time required to read those book have made a much better work of both introducing me and discussing on the deeper part of the lean methodology.

Obviously, I advice to skip this book and make your research on internet if you need an introduction or read the reference books of the domain if you want a true mastery (Lean Start-up, Scrum, etc.)

This one will only bring you shallow advice like "you need to motivate your team to accept 6sigma", "you need to make it work" (yes).

Sorry but not for me.

PS: the first books on 6sigma are really, really painful to read because it is very badly written with a lot of repetitions. The other a bit better. If you really need this book, choose wisely your reading order.

[Darius Daruvalla-riccio · Rating 2 out of 5]

I couldn't wait to finish this book. What a pain. It was very repetitive and horribly boring. Generic points made entirely in the abstract. Could have been much better if they worked in success stories and real life examples.

It could maybe work well as a reference guide. It is clear and gives a good overview of each topic. I definitely wouldn't recommend reading it front to back like a normal book though.

[M E WEST · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good Read

Good book. Some really good topics covered. I feel the book gives excellent guidance for continuous improvement for both an individual and an organisation. I would recommend this book.

[Jesse Salmensuo · Rating 1 out of 5]

Worthless.

If you have ever searched any of these concepts before, you know more than the author.
The books does not address these topics at all, instead it dwells in surface level buzzwords of entry level business.

[Patrik Gustafsson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Skip the first book in this compilation and it is a 4 star.

[Sourabh Nandi · Rating 2 out of 5]

Very basic book on Lean concepts. This is only helpful if someone want to understand the facade of Lean Management.