kai zen literally means good change. maybe not exactly quite...

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kai zen literally means good change. maybe not exactly quite the same but iterative improvement is much the same concept i think. yeah, the difference is that kaizen is a cultural obligation within an organization. i can kinda relate to that. it's how i operate, i always try to learn and improve. put it this way, 11 months working as a cleaner, i reached a point where i was finishing early consistently. at the beginning i often was half an hour late. it was all about learning the most efficient motions so i fatigued less, how the actual crap i was cleaning needed to be most effectively addressed, and procedures for checking and such. put it this way, the art teachers were very sad to see me go because nobody made their rooms as nice as i did.

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