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Module 12 · Lesson 8 of 14

Leadership quiz

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Learning objectives

  • Test leadership behaviours from the fourteen principles.
  • Recognise dysfunctional command-and-control patterns.
  • Reward stops that reveal problems.

Coverage

  • Respect/CI
  • Four-part model
  • Fourteen principles
  • Gemba
  • Kaizen/tier meetings
  • A3
  • Kata
  • Leader standard work
  • Change/adoption

Garment-factory example

A supervisor punishes an operator for pulling the andon; the culture learns to hide defects instead of stopping them.

Knowledge check

Pick one answer per question. Explanations appear after you submit.

  1. 1. An operator stops the line because of a shade issue. Leader should:

  2. 2. Gemba management means:

  3. 3. Automating a wasteful process:

  4. 4. Change resistance should be treated as:

  5. 5. An A3 that jumps from problem to solution:

  6. 6. Improvement Kata trains:

  7. 7. Leader standard work exists to:

  8. 8. Supplier problems are best treated by:

  9. 9. Tiered meetings connect:

  10. 10. Sustaining CI culture requires:

Author: NOSK.life · Last reviewed: 2026-07-21

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