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5 min

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Understand what respect actually means in continuous improvement, and how psychological safety enables it.

Video 1: What Respect Actually Means

2 min

Video 2: Psychological Safety

1 min

Video 3: Respect in Your World

1 min
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What problems does this solve in the work?

Respect for People unlocks frontline expertise—the railroaders doing the work see patterns and problems that leaders cannot see from a distance. - Creates information flow: problems surface before they become service failures - Enables standard work: crews own their processes rather than just following orders - Builds capability: every shift becomes a development opportunity - Sustains improvement: external consultants leave, but internal expertise stays *This connects to all Lean tools—problem-solving requires people who feel safe to surface problems.*

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