Start Stop Continue PowerPoint Template and Google Slides

Traffic light themed slide showing a stoplight with three sections labeled start, stop, and continue with text area.

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Creative Start Stop Continue Presentation

Start, Stop, Continue is a feedback technique used to identify areas for improvement in a particular process, product, or service. The technique involves asking individuals to identify what they believe should be started, stopped, and continued in order to improve the process, product, or service. This feedback can come from employees, customers, or other stakeholders. The Start category involves identifying new ideas or processes that should be introduced to improve the system. The Stop category involves identifying aspects of the process that are not working and should be eliminated. The Continue category involves identifying the aspects that are working well and should be continued. This technique helps to prioritize actions for improvement and promote continuous improvement. Our presentation slides are designed to help you communicate this message effectively