What is QC Circle activity (small group improvement activity)?
Explaining the purpose, basic philosophy, approach, examples of QC circle activities, and the reasons why they are considered outdated!
QC circle activities (small group activities) are an important initiative for strengthening the overall quality management system within a company. They are widely implemented not only in general businesses that provide products and services but also in organizations such as medical institutions and local governments. These activities are expected to lead to increased productivity through quality improvement, better responsiveness to customer needs, and expansion of company sales. However, if the purpose and approach of QC circle activities are not properly understood, employees may feel a strong sense of being forced to participate, which could lead to the activities becoming mere formalities. To achieve quality improvement through QC circle activities, everyone must recognize the purpose of the initiative, while reducing the burden on employees and continuously working on solving the problems faced on the ground. This article will explain the purpose of QC circle activities, the background of their emergence, their benefits, reasons they are considered outdated, specific methods for implementation, and points to enhance their effectiveness. *For more detailed content of the article, please refer to the link below.*
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