Getting to root causes: 5 Whys Exercise

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Getting to root causes: 5 Whys Exercise Dori Pap, [email protected] Susan Davis (Practitioner in Residence) [email protected]

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Getting to root causes:

5 Whys Exercise

Dori Pap, [email protected]

Susan Davis (Practitioner in Residence) [email protected]

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Problem Statement

Why?

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Problem statement: It is a problem when

chickens cross roads.

This is a problem because: There is an

increased risk of chickens being struck by

moving vehicles, thereby reducing available

chicken inventories, increasing chicken costs,

and increasing reputation risk caused by

adverse publicity from the public's perception

of potentially poor poultry placement.

Why? Why? Why? Why? Why?

Let’s practice!

Photo by Jordan Whitt on Unsplash

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Define the Problem

Why?

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Small Group time

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5 Whys

discussion

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Chickens crossing the road

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Chickens crossing the road

People might think there are plenty of chickens

and it’s no big deal if one or several die

There’s no good consistent data on chicken deaths

or accidents caused by road chickens

Also no accountability for chickens getting hit by

cars

Numerous chickens crossing the road in the

evening

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Small Group time

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Iceberg model

discussion

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>Q&A

>Q&A