On this episode of Reliability Road Rash, we continue our multi episode discussion on the courage to lead change and to think differently. My MUCH better half shares her journey about switching gears, embracing major change and working her way

Courage to Lead Change: Drones

Jul 13th, 2020 21m 50s

It’s important for leadership to have the courage to lead change and seek new ways of thinking while also embracing integrity, passion, innovation, and vision. Not only should a leader lead from the front, but also from the top.On this episode

Getting Back to Work

May 29th, 2020 4m 51s

How will we lead change so that our reliability teams can return to work during and after the COVID-19 crisis? Lets brainstorm and generate ideas together so we can provide an environment where are teams can be safe.

Vanilla Reliability

May 21st, 2020 6m 21s

Where is the passion, innovation and vision in your reliability program? It's time to inspire and motivate yourself to get out of that status quo rut. It's the same old planning and work management process day after day.So generic, so boring,..

Building a Reliability Culture 101

May 14th, 2020 6m 19s

Reliability is just not the “flavor of the day”, it should be the culture. Developing a sustainable Reliability culture provides guardrails to help the team stay on the track. It lets everyone know where we are going and why we are doing the th

Leadership & Popcorn

May 6th, 2020 6m 21s

How do we effectively acknowledge and reward the efforts, accomplishments, and contributions of our reliability teams? Do we reward too much? Too little? What is the right balance?The goal is to motivate our employees so they'll want to be pro

Leadership & Popcorn

May 6th, 2020 6m 21s

Dare to Suck

Apr 28th, 2020 6m 46s

Far too many reliability teams lack progress because they don't know success is on the other side of fear. It's okay to make mistakes and sometimes you just have to dare yourself to suck.On this episode, Larry talks about what fear, risks, and