- Why did you select that (main) concept?
I selected the main concept of Standard Work because I have used it in my context, specifically at Intel. When I was involved in standard work, I had difficulty explaining the purpose to employees. There was sometimes an attitude of dissent and apathy towards training and why we were changing things AGAIN. If I had explained the concept of Standard Work and listed the benefits, the employees would have been more apt to be on board.
- What's the rationale for your design?
The rationale for the design is simple, straightforward and clean. Standard Work isn't meant to be spiffy or fun, ,it's strictly operational and very clear-cut. I felt the design of the document was suitable for the concept of Standard Work. Also, the design was proposed in an outline by the instructor - had there been no outline, I'm not sure I would have been able to successfully complete the document as the instructions were vague.
- What challenges did you face during the design process?
The main challenge I faced during the design process was making the outline my own and tailoring it to fit into standard work. I understand I needed to be more specific, but I wanted this to be very broad and applicable to other industries, as many would benefit from a standard work approach.
- What changes did you feel like you need to make after receiving feedback? Why?
I think I needed to add more examples, improve clarity, and eliminate some of the outline template text and re-word it on my own. The reason behind this was because I wanted to implement changes into the document that I wasn't sure how to produce in the first place, and then after feedback, was still confused. In all, I spent a lot of time on the design document and I hope it meets criteria.
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