The Sticky Note Urgent List: Saving an Hour at Toyota HQ
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A cluster of neon sticky notes covered every executive’s desk at Toyota headquarters in 2012, but only the top-left note ever changed before 11 a.m. That sticky note system handled urgent priorities: each morning, write the single most urgent task on the first sticky note, three less-urgent tasks on the next row, and pin the urgent note in the top-left corner. Nothing gets worked on until that note is finished or scheduled. Toyota’s process engineers documented that it cut average morning interruptions by forty-three minutes-one urgent note, one hour returned from chaos.
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toyota executive desks in 2012 were topped with a cluster of bright sticky notes, each with one urgent priority. this video shows how the sticky note system trims urgent interruptions and makes sure the real crisis is never missed. see the concrete steps that recover a lost hour, backed by the strategy toyota published itself.
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