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If you're an engineer who's been involved in Six Sigma, you've heard of the Five Whys Technique for solving problems. It's a brilliant technique made popular by car-maker Toyota in the 1970s, but it has widespread application. This article from the HR Cafe shows why this technique works for us all
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» The Genius of the Five Why's from D. Brown Online - Project Management Productivity & Construction Operations
Such a simple concept.... So sad that it is not used more widely... I wonder if it is because construction is dominated by type 'A' personalities and asking a questions is seen as a sign of weakness... If asking one... [Read More]
» The Genius of the Five Why's from D. Brown Online - Project Management Productivity & Construction Operations
Such a simple concept.... So sad that it is not used more widely... I wonder if it is because construction is dominated by type 'A' personalities and asking a questions is seen as a sign of weakness... If asking one... [Read More]
