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Good reads: Solving a problem

Various ways to think about approaching a problem

Old School Burke
Old School Burke
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Let's talk about solving a problem. How you think about solving a problem, the ways you approach, the lens you use to view it has an impact on the solution of the problem itself. Here are some reads to add to your problem-solving toolkit.

Generated with: Illustration of a modern navigational theme with digital interfaces, satellite imagery, and GPS markers. The central focus is a glowing compass, guiding the viewer through various challenges and obstacles, representing the navigation through problems to reach solutions.
  1. Completed Staff Work: The Art of Problem-Solving: Learn about the concept of Completed Staff Work (CSW) in solving problems comprehensively, ensuring all facets are addressed before decisive actions are taken.
  2. 30 Ways to Think About a Problem: Marcus shares 30 perspectives to refine your approach towards problem-solving. His ideas may spark a new way of tackling your challenges.
  3. Don’t Bring Me Problems, Bring Me Solutions: Seth dives into a common managerial mantra and explores why a solutions-only mindset can be limiting.
  4. Avoiding the Hard Problem Trap: The temptation of complex problems is alluring, and they can sometimes deviate teams from the main goals. This post offers insights on aligning your problem-solving journey with the broader mission.

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