Kaizen Quiz

What does the word 'Kaizen' loosely translate to?

• Territorial culture

• Continuous improvement

• Radical transformation

• Status quo

What is the belief that Kaizen is rooted in?

• Everything can always be improved

• Everything is perfect as is

• Change is unnecessary

• Status quo is ideal

What does Kaizen seek to eliminate?

• Employee ideas

• Wasteful processes

• Positive changes

• Customer focus

What is the attitude that Kaizen is based on?

• Top-down transformations

• Isolation and abandonment

• Cooperation and commitment

• Competition and resistance

What is the belief that Kaizen is rooted in?

• Everything is perfect as is

• Everything can always be improved

• Status quo is ideal

• Change is unnecessary

How many steps are involved in the Kaizen cycle?

• Five

• Twelve

• Seven

• Ten

What is the main focus of the Kaizen cycle?

• Radical transformations

• Employee involvement

• Continuous improvement

• Top-down management

What is the Kaizen cycle focused on standardizing and adapting?

• Positive changes

• Solutions

• Employee ideas

• Problems

What is the main focus of the Kaizen cycle?

• Employee involvement

• Radical transformations

• Top-down management

• Continuous improvement

What is one of the main advantages of Kaizen?

• Waste reduction

• Increased resistance

• Isolation of employees

• Decreased customer focus