Question

15. “Kaizen” is Japanese term meaning
(A) Just-in-time (JIT)
(B) a fishbone diagram
(©) a foolproof of machanism
(D) continuous improvement​

Answer 1

Answer: D, Continuous Improvement

Explanation: Change For The Better,  

It is a Japanese business philosophy regarding the processes that continuously improve operations.

Answer 2

Kaizen means "continuous improvement" in Japanese.

• It's a Japanese business philosophy that emphasizes processes that enhance operations over time while including all employees.
• According to Kaizen, productivity enhancement takes time and effort.
• Kaizen is a broad phrase that covers a wide range of ideas.
• It comprises building a team culture, improving day-to-day operations, ensuring employee participation, and making a job more enjoyable, less stressful, and safer.