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Episodes: 197
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.6/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Male
Location: USA
darlene@deming.org
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Andrew Stotz - Host who dives into the teachings of Dr. W. Edwards Deming and interviews members of The Deming Institute community, continuing discussions with guests about applying Deming principles to organizat...
Michael Carr - Sales System Design And The Unintended Consequences Of Commissions/quotas; Reframing Problems Through Deming Psychology/systems Thinking.
Kelly Allan - Offsite Outcomes, Culture Change, Engagement, And Operational Application Of Deming Concepts (e.g., System Visibility, Tampering/visible Numbers).
Travis Timmons - Deming-style Offsites, System Improvement, Team Engagement, And Competitive Advantage.
John Dues - Leadership Discipline When Performance Data Changes; Understanding Variation; Avoiding Tampering; Interpreting Patterns.
Why Commissions Didn't Fix Our Sales Problem
April 28, 2026
What if your sales problem isn't your people — but the system they're stuck in? Mike Carr spent years doing what everyone told him to do: commissions, quotas, performance plans. Every new hire came with the quiet assumption they'd be gone in a few months. He even optimized onboarding to make firing faster. Then he did the math: it was costing ~$75,000 every time. He called it "Burning the Porsche." His friend Travis Timmons — who'd been applying Deming's principles — kept nudging him to look ...
Fitness Matters: A Deming Success Story (Part 4)
March 09, 2026
How do you run an offsite that actually changes performance — not just conversations? In this episode, Travis Timmons and Kelly Allan share with Andrew Stotz what happened during the Fitness Matters off-site. They discuss how a Deming-inspired approach helped their team tackle a critical business aim, align around system improvement, and turn employee engagement into measurable competitive advantage. TRANSCRIPT 0:00:02.5 Andrew Stotz: My name is Andrew Stotz and I'll be your host as we dive d...
The Courage to Not React
March 02, 2026
What do you do when a new data point drops—and all eyes turn to you? In this episode, John Dues and Andrew Stotz explore the leadership discipline required when performance data changes. Instead of reacting to a single data point, they unpack how Deming thinking (understanding variation, avoiding tampering, and pausing to interpret patterns) can protect trust, stability, and improvement. A practical conversation for leaders who want wisdom—not speed—to guide their decisions. TRANSCRIPT 0:00:0...
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