>So anal retentive quality control is a direct opponent of lights out, they want lights on all the time and fast detection of creeping in errors. Haven't I rea

>So anal retentive quality control is a direct opponent of lights out, they want lights on all the time and fast detection of creeping in errors. Haven't I read something about how a key to high quality manufacturing is empowering workers to stop the assembly line when they see something wrong? Probably in the context of why GM had trouble matching Toyota quality or some such.