In Deming's view, _____ is the chief culprit of poor quality.
A) long-term planning
B) macromanagement
C) variation
D) an overemphasis on teamwork

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Deming believed that variation is the primary cause of poor quality, and his philosophy focused on reducing and controlling variation in all aspects of a business. He believed that by reducing variation, businesses could achieve consistent quality and better outcomes. Therefore, option C is the correct answer. The other options are not directly related to Deming's philosophy on quality management.

In Deming's View, _____ Is the Chief Culprit of Poor