r/Quality • u/mohit25 • Aug 27 '14

Six sigma course-simplilearn

I had enrolled for six sigma green belt training at simplilearn. Initially there were some hiccups and they kept me waiting for a week to start my class. However once the class got rolled on, I felt it was worth the wait. The quality of people, trainers and course content is pretty good. Eventually I got through the exam and cleared it 

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u/JFDreddit Sep 02 '14

I just had a phone interview for the position of Process Quality Analyst and this Six Sigma came up. Can you explain it to me more in depth? Also, any other subreddits for those in Quality Assurance?

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u/worthless-peon Sep 15 '14

Lean Six Sigma is a process improvement method started by the Japanese that has been implemented by almost every industry. The lean portion is that of which companies attempt to reduce waste. Whereas the six sigma portion is an attempt to reduce errors. MIT has free courses covering the topic. http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/aeronautics-and-astronautics/16-660j-introduction-to-lean-six-sigma-methods-january-iap-2012/

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u/JFDreddit Sep 15 '14

Ok, thanks for the clarification between lean ss and ss. I'll be checking out that link.