A firm that has embraced the notion of quality at the source is more likely to have:
A)an inspector at each workstation working alongside each employee.
B)inspectors at each of their suppliers performing 100% inspection on shipments bound for them.
C)multiple inspectors at the end of the line to make sure no defects are passed along to the customer.
D)no inspectors.

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Quality at the source means preventing defects from occurring in the first place rather than relying on inspection to catch them later. Therefore, the goal is to eliminate the need for inspectors altogether. Instead, quality is built into each step of the process, with each employee responsible for ensuring their own work meets quality standards, and processes in place to prevent defects from occurring.

A Firm That Has Embraced the Notion of Quality at the Source