I would like to know about the following terms (in layman's language):
1) 90-Degree Feedback
2) 180-Degree Feedback
3) 270-Degree Feedback
4) 360-Degree Feedback
5) Management Information System
6) Six Sigma or Zero Defect
7) Compliance
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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81) 90-Degree Feedback
2) 180-Degree Feedback
3) 270-Degree Feedback
4) 360-Degree Feedback
5) Management Information System
6) Six Sigma or Zero Defect
7) Compliance
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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Better do some research to understand the concepts rather than look for quick short answers. You will be stuck when you start using the definations. Rgds RR
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Zero defects aim at reducing the defects in a process and doing the process correctly the first time itself.
Zero defects mean reaching a level of infinity sigma - which is nearly impossible. In terms of Six Sigma, zero defects would mean maximization of profitability and improvement in quality.
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Zero defects mean reaching a level of infinity sigma - which is nearly impossible. In terms of Six Sigma, zero defects would mean maximization of profitability and improvement in quality.
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Understanding Feedback and Management Terms
I would like to know about the following terms in layman's language:
• 90-Degree Feedback
Feedback of the employee is taken only from one of the following: peers, managers, self-appraisal, or immediate superiors.
• 180-Degree Feedback
A '180' is an appraisal between the boss and 'self' (the person being appraised).
• 270-Degree Feedback
A '270' is an appraisal involving the boss, 'self,' and either subordinates or peers.
• 360-Degree Feedback
Performance appraisal by superiors, subordinates, peers, and self-assessment.
• Management Information System
• Six Sigma or Zero Defect
• Compliance
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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I would like to know about the following terms in layman's language:
• 90-Degree Feedback
Feedback of the employee is taken only from one of the following: peers, managers, self-appraisal, or immediate superiors.
• 180-Degree Feedback
A '180' is an appraisal between the boss and 'self' (the person being appraised).
• 270-Degree Feedback
A '270' is an appraisal involving the boss, 'self,' and either subordinates or peers.
• 360-Degree Feedback
Performance appraisal by superiors, subordinates, peers, and self-assessment.
• Management Information System
• Six Sigma or Zero Defect
• Compliance
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
From India, Delhi
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Understanding Sigma and Zero Defect
The term Sigma, taken from the Greek alphabet, is used to designate the distribution about the mean of any parameter of a product, process, or procedure. In common terms, Sigma represents the capability of anything (product/procedure or process) to show how accurately it is working.
Sigma Levels and Defect Rates
The level of Sigma corresponds to the defect rate as follows:
- 3 Sigma: 99.73% quality, 66,807 defective parts per million
- 4 Sigma: 99.9937% quality, 6,210 defective parts per million
- 5 Sigma: 99.999943% quality, 233 defective parts per million
- 6 Sigma: 99.9999998% quality, 3.4 defective parts per million
In essence, when someone claims they have achieved six sigma in manufacturing bearings or delivering food to customers, they are assuring that the chance of a defective bearing or the likelihood of wrong food being delivered to a customer is only 4 cases in 1,000,000 deliveries.
Understanding "Zero Defect"
To understand "zero defect," it represents an ideal condition in which the quality percentage is 100%. In other words, there would not be a single defective bearing found over the entire plant's operation.
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The term Sigma, taken from the Greek alphabet, is used to designate the distribution about the mean of any parameter of a product, process, or procedure. In common terms, Sigma represents the capability of anything (product/procedure or process) to show how accurately it is working.
Sigma Levels and Defect Rates
The level of Sigma corresponds to the defect rate as follows:
- 3 Sigma: 99.73% quality, 66,807 defective parts per million
- 4 Sigma: 99.9937% quality, 6,210 defective parts per million
- 5 Sigma: 99.999943% quality, 233 defective parts per million
- 6 Sigma: 99.9999998% quality, 3.4 defective parts per million
In essence, when someone claims they have achieved six sigma in manufacturing bearings or delivering food to customers, they are assuring that the chance of a defective bearing or the likelihood of wrong food being delivered to a customer is only 4 cases in 1,000,000 deliveries.
Understanding "Zero Defect"
To understand "zero defect," it represents an ideal condition in which the quality percentage is 100%. In other words, there would not be a single defective bearing found over the entire plant's operation.
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Understanding HR MIS Reports
HR MIS Report means Management Information System regarding employee status for a particular month. This report helps the management in decision-making regarding employees, such as identifying areas with high attrition rates and reasons for resignations. The following are the contents of the report:
• First Sheet
- Employee code
- Name of the employee
- Date of birth
- Designation
- CTC
- Address
• Second Sheet
- Salary structure
• Third Sheet
- New joiners
• Fourth Sheet
- Resigned employees
• Fifth Sheet
- Attrition rate
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HR MIS Report means Management Information System regarding employee status for a particular month. This report helps the management in decision-making regarding employees, such as identifying areas with high attrition rates and reasons for resignations. The following are the contents of the report:
• First Sheet
- Employee code
- Name of the employee
- Date of birth
- Designation
- CTC
- Address
• Second Sheet
- Salary structure
• Third Sheet
- New joiners
• Fourth Sheet
- Resigned employees
• Fifth Sheet
- Attrition rate
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Hi.. members, Can somebody help me with ppt. format to give training to the down line on Six Sigma. with regards Raja
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Six Sigma: We have three bifurcations in Six Sigma based on the amount of savings from the projects (Yellow, Green, Black Belt) to achieve zero defects within an organization or a process. To achieve zero defects, we can utilize numerous Six Sigma projects.
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Achin Goel
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Achin Goel
From India, Mumbai
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