A Contingency Factor That Can Influence the Success of a TQM

question 148

Multiple Choice

A contingency factor that can influence the success of a TQM program in a negative way is that:

• A) continuous improvement is a way of life.
• B) TQM serves to enrich jobs and motivate employees.
• C) problem-solving skills are improved for all employees.
• D) participation and teamwork are used to tackle significant problems.
• E) union leaders are left out of QC discussions.

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Definitions:

Ancient Erosion Surface

Old landforms shaped by the long-term removal of soil and rock by water, wind, or ice, representing past eras of earth's history.

Paleozoic Sandstone

A sedimentary rock formed during the Paleozoic era, characterized by grains of sand consolidated with some form of cement.

Precambrian Granite

A type of ancient granite rock that formed during the Precambrian era, over 541 million years ago.

Erosion Surface

A land surface shaped and leveled by the long-term action of erosion, removing geological features.