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    This document lists common causes of waste in training sessions, including wrong layouts, long set up times, incapable processes, poor maintenance, improper planning and scheduling, and lack of training, adherence to systems, and supplier quality and reliability. Addressing these issues could help reduce waste in e-training.

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    This document lists common causes of waste in training sessions, including wrong layouts, long set up times, incapable processes, poor maintenance, improper planning and scheduling, and lack of training, adherence to systems, and supplier quality and reliability. Addressing these issues could help reduce waste in e-training.

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    This document lists common causes of waste in training sessions, including wrong layouts, long set up times, incapable processes, poor maintenance, improper planning and scheduling, and lack of training, adherence to systems, and supplier quality and reliability. Addressing these issues could help reduce waste in e-training.

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    SOME OF THE CAUSES OF THE WASTE

    Wrong layout.
    Long set up time.
    Incapable process / performance.
    Poor maintenance.
    Poor work methods.
    Poor supervisory skills.
    Poor measures.
    Lack of training
    Lack of adherence to systems.
    Improper organization / staffing.
    Poor planning.
    Poor schedules.
    Poor supplier quality.
    Poor supplier reliability.

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