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Vol.77
Aming For 100% |
Nov.07,2024 |
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My father always told me to aim for 100% in my work. With a limited amount of time and money, however, it is extremely difficult to aim for 100%, especially in the world of investigation. Many competent investigators are often hesitant to conclude reports because they are not sure whether the reports are perfect.
Every person has their own strengths and weaknesses, and no one is perfect. For this reason, there is an unspoken agreement that 80 to 90% performance is satisfactory enough in personal relations or social relations, with 10 to 20% incompletion acceptable.
However, tampering with product quality data, one of the recent big issues, is another matter. Falsification of data that can be physically or scientifically presented as numerical proof is totally inexcusable and socially unacceptable.
Even if a certain percentage of employees commit crimes, it may be acceptable for companies with thousands or ten thousands of employees.
Regarding data falsification, however, even one case must not take place. Unless companies can clearly determine what to accept and not to accept, there would be no bright future for Japanese industries.
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