Hasitha Senevirathne
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Hasitha Senevirathne
How good is your company at problem solving? Probably quite good, if your managers are like those at the companies I’ve studied. What they struggle with, it turns out, is not solving problems but figuring out what the problems are. In surveys of 106 C-suite executives who represented 91 private and public-sector companies in 17 countries, I found t... See more
Are You Solving the Right Problems?
But what does it really mean to be good at solving problems?
In my experience, it boils down to this:
Most people can only solve problems they have encountered before. For example, you hire someone who built Marketing attribution at another company to do the same at yours (and they’ll pretty much copy/paste what they did the last time).
In my experience, it boils down to this:
Most people can only solve problems they have encountered before. For example, you hire someone who built Marketing attribution at another company to do the same at yours (and they’ll pretty much copy/paste what they did the last time).
Very few peop... See more
Torsten • How to solve problems
A single sentence can modify reality. A few weeks ago M emphasized that you’d be surprised how much of life is malleable and negotiable , which sounds like a truism until you actually negotiate for something you want and get it. I realized long ago that what determines your success in the game of life is really simply how persistent and efficacious... See more
basking in the grace of others
TINA HE
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How I Do Strategy — Part Two
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