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What is the main focus of Human and Organizational Performance (HOP)?
What is the main focus of Human and Organizational Performance (HOP)?
- Improving individual behavior
- Enhancing the interaction between people, work systems, culture, and processes (correct)
- Blaming individuals for errors
- Relying solely on people as safeguards
According to HOP principles, what is considered normal?
According to HOP principles, what is considered normal?
- Blame fixes everything
- Error is abnormal
- Systems influence behavior (correct)
- Response does not matter
What does HOP suggest about the role of blame?
What does HOP suggest about the role of blame?
- Blame fixes nothing (correct)
- Blaming is essential for organizational growth
- Blaming individuals is effective in preventing errors
- Blame should be used to improve learning
How does HOP view learning and improvement?
How does HOP view learning and improvement?
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What is the key benefit of applying HOP principles according to the text?
What is the key benefit of applying HOP principles according to the text?
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How does HOP contribute to operational excellence in organizations?
How does HOP contribute to operational excellence in organizations?
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Human and Organizational Performance (HOP)
- HOP is a systematic approach to understanding and improving the interactions between people, work systems, culture, equipment, and processes.
- Based on three principles: error is normal, systems influence behavior, and blame fixes nothing.
Principles of HOP
- Error is normal: Errors are an inevitable part of human behavior.
- Systems influence behavior: Systems and processes can influence human behavior and performance.
- Blame fixes nothing: Blame does not improve performance or prevent errors.
HOP Mindset
- Shift in mindset: HOP requires a shift from blaming individuals to understanding the underlying systems and processes.
- Improves interactions: HOP improves the interactions between individuals and critical systems, making it easier to get things right and harder to get things wrong.
Operational Excellence Management System (OEMS)
- Common expectation: HOP is a common expectation of OEMS.
- Learn and improve culture: OEMS promotes a culture of learning and improvement, capturing innovation and key learnings.
Applications of HOP
- Error-tolerant systems: HOP principles can be applied to build and maintain error-tolerant systems.
- Reduce reliance on safeguards: HOP decreases the reliance on people as safeguards, reducing the likelihood of error.
- Continuous improvement: HOP accelerates continuous improvement through increased safety, reliability, productivity, and reduced waste.
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