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WQW 015: The Fundamental Defects in Quality Methods Training
The Fundamental Defects in Quality Methods Training
What if the most common training practices in your field actually undermine the topic you’re teaching? In Quality, we have exactly that situation in training the tools and methods of Quality.
In this episode of the Way of the Quality Warrior podcast, we consider 4 common problems in the deployment of Quality tools and methods: the sink or swim school, overselling benefits and under-teaching weaknesses, using report formats as the procedure, and lack of teaching expertise.
Failure Modes and Effects Analysis is referenced in the episode. Two excellent FMEA reference books are Carl Carlson’s Effective FMEAs book and Michael Anleitner’s Power of Deduction.
You can contact the host Keith Fong at the www.wayofthequalitywarrior.comwebsite
The post WQW 015: The Fundamental Defects in Quality Methods Training appeared first on Accendo Reliability.
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By Fred SchenkelbergThe Fundamental Defects in Quality Methods Training
What if the most common training practices in your field actually undermine the topic you’re teaching? In Quality, we have exactly that situation in training the tools and methods of Quality.
In this episode of the Way of the Quality Warrior podcast, we consider 4 common problems in the deployment of Quality tools and methods: the sink or swim school, overselling benefits and under-teaching weaknesses, using report formats as the procedure, and lack of teaching expertise.
Failure Modes and Effects Analysis is referenced in the episode. Two excellent FMEA reference books are Carl Carlson’s Effective FMEAs book and Michael Anleitner’s Power of Deduction.
You can contact the host Keith Fong at the www.wayofthequalitywarrior.comwebsite
The post WQW 015: The Fundamental Defects in Quality Methods Training appeared first on Accendo Reliability.