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Toyota has doubled the
size of its Georgetown, Kentucky plant to include a training center with unique hand-eye coordination activities,
including juggling golf balls, shooting mirrors with squirtguns, and twisting a rope around wooden pegs. Sounds like
fun to us. More directly applicable learning activities include how to attach nuts and bolts or feel a door panel for
defects unseen by the naked eye.
With the new training center, Toyota says it hopes to grow into a better
company, not simply just grow. The training center is part of Toyota’s attempt to standardize the training its
employees receive across the globe.
Photo credited to James Crisp of the Associated Press.