Charlie, a production head at an automobile company, is reviewing along with his team the efficiency of the current production system. A few employees in his team have ideas about how the production cost can be reduced by modifying the assembly system. Which of the following statements made by Charlie would best act as an idea grower in this scenario? If the system is not broken, we do not have to fix it. The current production system is good enough. Though the current system is efficient, is it perfect? You may want to change the current system, but what about the costs?

Though the current system is efficient, is it perfect

Explanation:

An idea grower is someone that is open to analyzing different ideas, possibilities, or options on how to improve the current production system. I'm not sure if anything can be considered to be perfect, since we all have flaws, and the things that we make all have flaws. The difference is that things or systems are those that have the least amount of flaws and work almost efficiently most of the time.

In this case, the production system might be very efficient, but it can always be improved. It is charlie's duty to try to find ways to continuously improve it.

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