Why did we create 'The Quality Memory Game'?
Because B2B systems and quality management don't always have to be about boring spreadsheets, stressful IATF audits, and endless 8D reporting. Sometimes you just need to unplug for five minutes, have a laugh with your office colleagues, and reset your mind before the next meeting.
What's the catch? Do you know the "Red Rabbit" test?
In Lean manufacturing and automotive standards, a method called the Red Rabbit is commonly used. The premise is that a quality engineer takes a clearly marked defective part (a reject) and secretly slips it onto the production line. The goal is to see if the inspection mechanisms or operators catch it before it reaches the end of the line.
In our memory game, the rabbit acts as the Old Maid:
- The Red Rabbit card is in the deck only once (it has no pair).
- It's there just to make you make a mistake and throw you off.It lies there solely to force you into making a mistake and throw you off your game.
- If you flip it during the game, you've just shipped a reject to the customer (and we all know what that means in practice). Your "escape" will be logged in the final report!