When talking about useful concepts such as Kaizen Burst or 5s or even Total Productive Maintenance, the first thought that comes to mind is that you will need to study for weeks in a row before you can get to the practical part. Well, the good news is that this is simply not true at all. You get to the good part soon enough!

What you need to know about kaizen is that it all revolves around continuous improvement, regardless if we are talking about your own personal development or your company. When you attend an event that is based on this concept, you have the chance to find out how you can use team work to complete a task in a limited amount of time. To be more specific, you will have the chance to work on around 80% of the project in a limited time frame with your entire team.

The rest will be done in the days after. Usually, you have a 30-day limit deadline. There are many ways this kind of event can help your team, starting with the fact that you will be able to see actual progress when you work on a project that was somehow left behind. You all work together to get the best results. The continuous progress and the fact that all those small steps that you take together help you get to a certain outcome will motivate you to be more productive as a team. You will want to try this kind of event on-site, in your own organization!

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The good news is that if you are interested in Kaizen Burst, you can also benefit from events like 5s and Total Productive Maintenance. Opt for quick training that can help you get everything in optimal working condition from equipment to entire departments!