One Problem with Lean Operations Is That They Can Lead

question 43

True/False

One problem with lean operations is that they can lead to much frustration and disappointment of people on the shop floor due to the need for continuously monitoring and expediting resource availability.

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Definitions:

Employer's Willingness

The readiness or inclination of an employer to take certain actions or make decisions, such as hiring or investing in employee development.

Employee Benefits

Various types of non-wage compensation provided to employees in addition to their normal salaries or wages.

Government's Willingness

The extent of readiness or inclination of a government towards taking actions, implementing policies, or supporting certain initiatives.

Job Analysis

The process of studying and collecting information on the duties, responsibilities, and skills required for a specific job.