The 60-second huddle

One number, one reason, one action. Under a minute, at the start of every shift.

About 2 minutes

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Every shift starts with one number: what we threw out last shift, and the top reason. It takes under a minute.

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One action for today. Not five. One thing everyone can do, like checking the pan before starting a new batch.

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The number goes on the wall where everyone sees it. When it drops, that is the team's win.

Quiz

Question 1 of 3How long should the huddle take?
Question 2 of 3How many actions does the huddle give for today?
Question 3 of 3When the number drops, whose win is it?

Practice only. Nothing here is saved. Crews take the quiz on the kitchen phone.

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