Principles of Kaizen

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Test your knowledge on the powerful principles of Kaizen, a philosophy that emphasizes continuous improvement in various aspects of life and work.

Join us to learn about:

  • Creating a positive mindset in industries
  • Identifying and reducing waste
  • Improving workplace efficiency
10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by OptimizingPath97
We should create a __________________ mindset in the industry.
Lethargic
Careless
Good Positive
Good Negative
Which of the following assumptions should we NOT make? (Select all of those)
Everything will be alright
Everything needs careful observation
Everything is going fine
Everything should be properly analysed
Which method should we use to find the solution for a mistake?
5W1V
5H1W
5H1H
5W1H
We should create a ____________ environment.
Negative
Playful
Empowered
Ever-fighting
What is the name for reducing waste in Japanese language?
Munda Process
Muda Process
Noda Process
Damun Process
____________ reduces smooth production and increases production cost
Over-time
Over-thinking
Over-waiting
Over-production
Which of the following creates inconsistency in work environment?
Waiting for material
Waiting for equipment
Waiting for labour
All of these
Why are the talented NOT utilized?
Insufficient training
Insufficient talent
Insufficient time
All of these
Which of the following should be reduced?
Transportation
Motion of Labour
Extra processing
All of these
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