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Well, today I'm going to talk about "the more you do, the more mistakes you do."

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Well, everyone.

Have you ever experienced it in your community?

For example, when someone makes a mistake at work, you think about how to deal with it so that you don't make that mistake again, right?

Usually.

Among the countermeasures, there will be various ideas such as adding a check function to avoid making mistakes, making a procedure manual, or pasting a warning sticker, right?

Then, choose one or more of the ideas that came out, and take the procedure of actually doing and putting it into practice in your community.

Well, if you look at this process objectively, simply say that the number of processes has increased as much as you incorporate one or more work processes to prevent mistakes and how to deal with them.

To say it more roughly, it means, "I have more things to do."

And many of you think the same way.

"This should reduce mistakes!" What?

I'm not making fun of you at all.

I just want you to think about it once.

Certainly, with the way to deal with it, "Mistakes can now be prevented."

But it's not completely preventable, and moreover, when you get used to how to deal with it, people are strangely lazy or lose their mind, and in the end, the number of mistakes returns to normal.

Moreover, this time, in the work process increased to deal with it, new mistakes also increased.

In the end, you can't prevent the mistakes you want to prevent in the end, and new mistakes will increase, and there are not many good things.

From the perspective of administrators and seniors, it is the birth of a vicious cycle where you are doing it properly, see new things, check places, and observe more, and the more you do it, the busier you get, the more stress you get, and make more mistakes.

So, read this blog and say, "I see!" If you think so, please think about it again.

If you increase one way to deal with it to prevent mistakes, new work processes will increase accordingly, so new mistakes will come without omission.

So, I hope you can think about future countermeasures while keeping that area in mind.

"Is that coping method really meaningful?" "In return, aren't you increasing the number of things to do and mistakes?" That's what I'm serious about.

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