Slow Leap
 
 

Thinking Before Solving

 
 
 
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Ideas for better problem solving

 
 
 
 
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Slow Leap… Because We Like To Plunge-In

Slow leap is explained and contrasted with the plunging-in decision trap that we can all fall into.

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Linh Pham/Unsplash

Problem Solving is Not the Same as Decision Making

The two terms are often used interchangeably but they are complementary.

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Photo by TonyBaggett/iStock / Getty Images

On the Shoulders of Giants (or What Others Before Have Said)

Knowledge is accumulative. The ideas presented here build upon the work done by others. The evolution of ideas is explained and credit given.

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Frameworks: What, Why, and How

Frameworks are commonplace in business education and practice. Yet, they are often not used with care. Knowing some basic ideas about them can help.

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Dominant Logic

Unquestioned beliefs and practices might be dominating our thinking.

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Analytical vs Conceptual Thinking

Analytical thinking is necessary but a common skill. Conceptual thinking is uncommon and can give you an edge.

 
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Problem Solving Mindset

Adopting a problem solving mindset can make us more effective at work. What is involved in doing so?

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Seeing Differently (or Reframing)

To look at old things in new ways or to make visible new facets of complex situations, change perspectives.

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Problem Solving is Loopy

Contrary to frequent assumption and practice, it is not a straight line.