Reflection 36: The Value of Relationships?
Of late, the team has been revisiting our relationship with relationships! By this, we are talking about relationships both at work and outside work. Let’s face it: for most of…
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Voices Fom Industry
We are delighted to introduce John Lister, Master Mason for Owlsworth Conservation as part of our new Voices From Industry initiative. It is a fascinating read and a great insight into the skill, care and craftsmanship behind the work John and the Owlsworth team carry out.
Follow the link: Voices from Industry_John Lister
Join the conversation, we welcome your thoughts on the initiative, and on the work Owlsworth and John do.
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Reflection 35: Unexpected Reflection?
The location changed for one team member this week; the principle remained the same: plan the work, protect the important commitments, make space for wellbeing, and stay ready to adapt…
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Reflection 34: How Do We Prepare for the Unexpected?
This week, we continued to put well-defined processes into practice. Good processes enable the team to clearly see what they are aiming for, while limiting the inevitable surrounding noise and…
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Reflection 33: The Human Element and the Chimp Paradox
This week reinforced the value of conversations that are not planned, scripted or driven solely by compliance. Some of the most useful learning came from simple curiosity: asking tradespeople about…
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Reflection 32 — Safe Systems, Client Wins, and Team Rhythm
The Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) framework is proving its value as both a strategic compass and an operational shock absorber. Last week, it provided structure; this week, it helped us manage challenges.…
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Reflection 31 — Prepare for the Foreseeable: Plan–Do–Check–Act
The core operating principle for LCS Project Solutions is the Plan–Do–Check–Act (PDCA) cycle. It is both a framework for delivering our services and an important part of our reputation. This week, our…
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