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4.) Problem Solving

4.) Problem Solving

Identifying and solving problems is a key part of Kaizen. The method encourages a systematic approach to problem solving and focuses on addressing the root, rather than just the symptoms.

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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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