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quality circle

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quality circle
n.
A group of employees who perform similar duties and meet at periodic intervals, often with management, to discuss work-related issues and to offer suggestions and ideas for improvements, as in production methods or quality control.
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There is also the quality circle that is a permanent team that normally meets from time to time to uncover as well as solve problems in the work place.
Different Types of Teams in the Work Place by Lily Morgan / Business community
Groups ranging from quality circles to self-managing and cross-functional teams are involved in continuous improvement projects and running their own operations.
A Challenge for Modern Workplaces by Kadence Buchanan / Jobs and Careers community
People working on teams such as quality circles, project groups, or autonomous production teals accomplish the majority of an organization''s work.
Building Groups into Teams by Kadence Buchanan / News, opinion and commentary community
 
 
 
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