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Genchi-genbutsu Genchi genbutsu means "go and see." The word is often used in a factory context. The basic idea is that as a decision-maker, you can’t make a judgment about a situation before you have actually seen the conditions with your own eyes. Japanese managers are therefore encouraged to spend time on the factory floor, observing processes and interacting with workers. A manager should not remain sequestered in an office, relying on the reports of subordinates. |