What aspect does process yield specifically measure?

Process yield specifically measures the total output of a process compared to the expected output. It focuses on the efficiency and effectiveness of a production process by evaluating how much of the anticipated product is actually produced without defects or waste. High process yield indicates that a greater proportion of the output meets quality standards and expectations, which is crucial for any organization aiming to optimize performance and productivity.

In this context, while employee satisfaction, costs, and customer complaints can influence or be influenced by the yield, they do not measure the actual performance of the production process itself. Instead, they are indicators of broader operational effectiveness or customer relations rather than the specific efficiency of the production process as determined by yield metrics.