5-Whys An Introduction Part 1 1.2

[Bev D]

Bev D submitted a new resource:

5-Whys An Introduction Part 1 - 5-Whys is way more complex and effective than you have been led to believe

The 5-why strategy is not as simple and easy as some proponents and teachers have presented it. Sakichi Toyoda intended it to be executed at the actual place(s) of the problem, accompanied by evidence and to enable the investigator to go beyond surface explanations of the cause of problems. The 5-Whys were structured to keep the investigator from jumping to conclusions or simply trying to ‘fix’ a problem by implementing a solution to see if it worked. Toyoda and Taichi Ohno cautioned that...

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[yodon]

I believe the line is "When you believe in things you don't understand, then you suffer" - and it was written (and first performed by) Stevie Wonder. Now, "why" was that mistake made?

Regardless, good info - especially the part about needing deep knowledge. I've also seen where the last couple of "whys" are forced just to get to 5.

 

[Bev D]

Auto correct. My mind said right at least ….

 

[Tidge]

I look forward to the subsequent parts!

 

[Bev D]

Part 2 should tomorrow. A few minor corrections to part 1 as well - not effecting the message.

 

[Bev D]

Bev D updated 5-Whys An Introduction Part 1 with a new update entry:

Minor attribution changes

Minor attribution changes, thanks to Miner and Yodon!

 

[Bev D]

Part 2 has been posted…