Welcome to Gabe Day

Who are we?

Truth Bit Pull exists to help people experience joy at work. We have been inspiring people from all of the world to do just that through these tours for over 15 years. In 2016, we met our mutual friend Gabe Rocha and immediately hit it off.

Hear from Gabe on why you have been invited to the next Gabe Day.

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In-Person

Waste Tour

A 4-hour introduction to sustainable Kaizen and Continuous Improvement as a culture, presented by a variety of kaas colleagues. Ideal for teams and organizations to get a practical understanding of how these principles in action might impact their world.

Immerse yourself in an improvement culture

Learn Continuous Improvement basics

Q & R with Kaas team

Observe and interact with Kaas habits & tools

Hear Kaas improvement stories

Treehouse (collaboration space) access

Details

How Long

4 Hours

February 22nd, 2024

When

There are no minimums for Gabe Day.

How Many

Registration is required.

Prerequisites

The Treehouse and Factory
Mukilteo, WA

Where

 

$495

Price

Price is per person.

Common Questions

  • Gabe visited us with his former employer, Bellevue Presbyterian Church, in 2016 shortly after moving up to Washington State from California. Our shared worldview drew us together and we have stayed in touch over the years.

    What is Gabe Day? It is a special waste tour where Gabe will be in attendance to share in the experience.

  • Truth Bit Pull is our simplification of what we have learned from Kaizen, lean tools, and The Toyota Way. Truth Bit Pull is the antidote to the 7 wastes and the guiding principles that we practice and teach.

  • We have learned that these principles apply to every industry, not just manufacturing. We have observed good fruit from health care, fashion design, hospitality, and even government agencies. When guests share their experiences of applying what they’ve learned with us, we receive optimistic feedback of transformation occurring within teams and organizations; often with the request for more information and training.

  • We have found a strong correlation between waste and stress. Through scientific research, we know that long periods of stress can lead to many personal health, relationship, and community consequences. For us, this is not a business question, but a moral one.

  • To go deeper on the 7 wastes, we recommend coming for a Field Day or subscribing to kaaspass, our virtual subscription.