3.) Continuous Improvement
The philosophy is rooted in the idea that improvement is an ongoing process. There is always room for improvement, and the goal is to consistently seek ways to enhance processes and systems.
- its a fools game to believe that everything runs perfectly, and nothing needs to be changed.
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Solopreneur | Finance | Lifestyle "He reached for the sun, and found his wings were made for such heights." -ChatGPT
The kaizen method is a Japanese philosophy and approach to continuous improvement. The term “Kaizen” comes from the Japanese words “Kai” (change) and “zen” (good), so it translates to “change for better” or “continuous improvement “
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