About This Course
Problem-Solving Techniques The course focuses on understanding the psychology of problems, recognizing the changing "VUCA" (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity) world, providing a detailed explanation of "Brian Tracy"'s ten steps for problem-solving, and analytical tools such as Fishbone and SWOT, as well as how to apply these skills in workplace environments to achieve effective leadership and sound decision-making for complex issues.
Course Curriculum
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Defining the Problem and Its Levels
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Characteristics of an Outstanding Person
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The World of Foka and Mystery
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Step 1: Enhancing Positivity and Confronting Fear
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Step 2: Precise Description and Problem Formulation
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Step 3: Embrace an Innovative and Creative Mindset
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Step 4: Proactivity and Readiness for Possibilities
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Step 5: Generating Solutions through Brainstorming
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Step 6: Choosing the Optimal Solution (Decision Making)
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Step 7: Setting the Plan and Time Frame
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Step 8: Define Responsibilities and the RACI Matrix
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Step 9: Taking Executive Actions (Action)
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Step 10: Follow-up and Final Evaluation
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The Five Whys Technique
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Fishbone Diagram
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SWOT Analysis
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Leadership Styles and Intelligences
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Decision Making and Hesitation
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Conflict Management in the Workplace
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Thinking Skills (Critical/Creative)
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Future Skills 2025
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Course Assessment
Course Requirements
- There are no prerequisites other than the desire to develop leadership and management skills.
Learning outcomes
- Understand the difference between simple, complex problems, and crises, and how to deal with each of them.
- Master the ten-step methodology for problem analysis and resolution from a managerial perspective.
- Ability to use root cause analysis tools like the 'Five Whys' and the 'Ishikawa Diagram'.
- Develop prudent decision-making skills and avoid hesitation in a volatile work environment.
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