I love this video – you may have seen it already when it was an initial viral hit, but I ask that you watch it again from a lean perspective. It’s about a plucky little boy who uses his energy and ingenuity to build a dream from nothing but old boxes and tape.
I like to think it’s an homage to two of the lean pillars, continuous improvement and customer value.
Titled “Caine’s Arcade,” it is very relevant to lean thinkers because of Caine’s natural inclination toward continually improving his selection and game quality. He never stops making things better, while always keeping his customers’ experience always in mind.
If you don’t smile from this video, you are cold and heartless.
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