Kajima means 'don't go'. Adding -seyo onto the end formalises it. You'd say Kajimaseyo instead of Kajima when talking to someone such as someone you aren't aquainted with.

Hypotheses can arise from various sources, such as previous research findings, observations, theoretical frameworks, personal experiences, or even hunches. They are typically formulated to propose explanations or predictions about phenomena to be investigated in research. Ultimately, hypotheses serve as the foundation for empirical testing and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in a particular field.

Quality management pushes organisations to question their processes in a continual why. This basically means CHANGE and the majority of people dislike change.

Quality requires critical questions are asked to provide improvements not only in a companies weaknesses but in strengths as well - Companies can have a strength which, when investigated can be improved still further

Quality is seen as a nice to have but expensive to actually do - not true.

Quality also questions the abilities of those running organisations - it formalises systems and provides clear a to z processes which some company executive steer clear of as they like to be able to change and move without investigation and development of contingencies - Poor management moves the goal posts re-actively which boarders on a guessing game

Japan embraced W Demmings theories of Quality management just after the war. No one will argue how that create high levels of efficiencies and improved unit production

verb decisive