SaatPro
Where Technology Meets Clarity
SaatPro
Where Technology Meets Clarity
Not another boring corporate guide. This is your Six Sigma revision + game night in one blog. You’ll read quick bites from each episode, then test yourself with a tiny quiz. If you ace it, congrats 🎉—you’re officially fresher-ready for Six Sigma lingo!
Key Idea: Six Sigma = fewer defects = happy customers. DPMO = Defects Per Million Opportunities.
Quick Q: What does DPMO stand for?
👉 Answer at the end of this blog.
Key Idea: Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control.
Quick Q: Which DMAIC step is about identifying root causes?
Key Idea: 80% of problems come from 20% of causes.
Quick Q: If 100 errors exist, how many causes should you focus on first?
Key Idea: Categories: People, Process, Machine, Material, Environment, Measurement.
Quick Q: Which diagram looks like a skeleton but finds causes of problems?
Key Idea: Monitors process stability over time.
Quick Q: What’s the superhero role of a control chart?
Key Idea: Shows frequency of data in bar format.
Quick Q: Which chart helps you “see” normal vs. unusual patterns?
Key Idea: Shows correlation between two things.
Quick Q: More ☕ coffee leads to fewer 😴 yawns — which tool proves this?
Key Idea: Predicts weak spots before failure.
Quick Q: What does FMEA stand for?
Key Idea: Suppliers → Inputs → Process → Outputs → Customers.
Quick Q: Which tool is like a bird’s-eye map of your process?
Key Idea: Captures customer needs directly or indirectly.
Quick Q: If your app users complain about speed, which Six Sigma voice is speaking?
Key Idea: Continuous, small improvements = giant wins.
Quick Q: Which Japanese word means “change for better”?
Key Idea: Sigma (σ) = variation, CTQ = must-haves, DPMO = defect counter.
Quick Q: What does CTQ stand for?