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Paramveer replied | 2 days ago

very effective as you become agile and confident also you learn to use your whole body for attacking and defence which can help you in defence.

Rajesh Kumar replied | 2 days ago

There are no strict eligibility criteria for Six Sigma certification, but generally:

White/Yellow Belt: No experience needed.

Green Belt: Some work experience (usually 1–3 years) recommended.

Black Belt: 3+ years of work experience and completion of a project is often preferred.

Master Black Belt: Black Belt certification plus 5+ years experience and mentoring/project leadership exper

ience.

Rajesh Kumar replied | 2 days ago

There are no strict eligibility criteria for Six Sigma certification, but generally:

White/Yellow Belt: No experience needed.

Green Belt: Some work experience (usually 1–3 years) recommended.

Black Belt: 3+ years of work experience and completion of a project is often preferred.

Master Black Belt: Black Belt certification plus 5+ years experience and mentoring/project leadership exper

ience.

Rajesh Kumar replied | 2 days ago

No, Design Thinking and Six Sigma are not mutually exclusive. They can complement each other:

Design Thinking focuses on empathy, ideation, and innovation.

Six Sigma focuses on process improvement, efficiency, and data-driven decisions.

Use Design Thinking to discover user needs and generate ideas, then apply Six Sigma to optimize and implement the best solu

tions.

Chinmayee replied | 3 days ago

Taekwondo and karate both going under martial art.They both are the form of martial arts. Taekwondo famous for powerful and  dynamic kicking techniques and karate famous for hand techniques, striking and blocking techniques. 

Chinmayee replied | 3 days ago

Aikido is famous for joint locks and bending to the opponent by tactics, on the other hand taekwondo known for dynamic kicking techniques and emphasis on powerful strike.