Kaizen: The Sino-Japanese Approach to Improvement
Do you need a better solution? Try Kaizen! It means "improvement" in Sino-Japanese and involves making small improvements towards your goal.
What is Kaizen?
- Focused on continuous improvement
- Making small changes over time
- Creating a better way to reach your goal
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