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Yоu hаve been brоught in аs а Lean Six Sigma cоnsultant to a hotel. They want to improve the service they provide to their guests. At the initial meeting, you hear the following statements: Housekeeper: “I have such a hard time making up rooms sometimes! I need to get the windows and bathroom mirrors sparkling clean. So I wash them once. But then when they are dry, a lot of times they have bad streaks in them and I have to clean them all over again. I don’t think we’re using top-quality glass cleaning solution. Guests aren’t always checked out on time, and I’m always stressed I’ll forget something. One time, I forgot to arrange the flowers properly, and the guest demanded and received a substantial chunk off of his bill.” Hotel manager: “We’re really working on measuring our quality. I have mystery shoppers checking into the hotel as secret guests, and they write me a full report on what needs fixing. I am also always in meetings with our suppliers and our advertisers to improve things. And we are always conducting focus groups to see what guests really want.” Front desk clerk: “Our quality problems are obvious: we don’t always have the right information for the reservation. Sometimes the date is wrong, sometimes the room is wrong, and sometimes the guest’s payment information is wrong. We also can have really long lines in the lobby at peak times, which wastes a lot of the customers’ time.” This question has two parts, please follow the instructions and be sure to answer both parts of the question. List the major quality cost categories and define each one. List all the quality costs mentioned in the scenario above and classify each one.