Operations Managers Have Learned That Quality Control Is Not a Never-Ending

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Operations managers have learned that quality control is not a never-ending process. Just before you add packaging to the finished product, official company inspectors do a random spot-check. All inspections have to occur at the end of a production run because only then can the inspector see the total finished product in order to determine if quality is jeopardized.

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Definitions:

Formal Structure

The officially designated arrangement of roles and responsibilities within an organization, typically outlined in organizational charts and documents.

Unity of Command

A principle stating that each employee should report to one and only one manager to avoid confusion and conflict.

Managerial Authority

The power vested in managers to make decisions and direct resources to achieve organizational goals.

Procedures

Established methods for conducting tasks or activities within an organization, aimed at achieving consistency and efficiency.