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Precision Thinking and Problem
Solving Skills
OVERVIEW
Are you facing too many problems at work
and finding it difficult to develop adequate
solutions? It’s a common dilemma, but
SkillPath can help you solve it! Let us teach
you the critical thinking processes you
need for problem solving. We’ll show you
how to replace the “reactive process” with
“proactive thinking.” We’ll spell out the
seven critical steps to take to solve
virtually any problem. You will learn how
to recognize the value of data collection
and analysis when it comes to problem
solving. And you’ll learn how to use tools
such as brainstorming and mind mapping
to come up with the best possible
solutions.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Recognizing problems and gaining the qualities you need to become a problem solver
Assessing risk and understanding the impact it has on your decision making
Generating solutions—and searching through the alternatives to choose the right one
Planning and implementing solutions and evaluating your results
Follow‐up and planning for future decision making
Precision Thinking Skills for the Best Solutions
How to use brainstorming and mind mapping tools to generate potential solutions
The four methods most commonly used to select the best solution
The keys to planning and implementing solutions
Risk Analysis
How to perform a risk analysis
How to determine your risk readiness
Evaluating Your Results
The right way to evaluate the results of your solution
What the Shewhart Cycle is and how it applies to problem solving
Why it’s important to celebrate your success
TRAINING DELIVERY
Pre-training: Tailoring and customization of content
Delivery of training using presentation, small group exercises, case studies, role-plays, games, etc.
Post-training: Follow-up within 30 days to review information, provide coaching, set goals, etc. (optional)
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS
Problem Solving Foundations
Identify the qualities of a good problem solver/decision maker
Distinguish Quadrant II problems (important/not urgent) from Quadrant I, III and IV problems in order to eliminate crisis management and reactive problem solving
Explain how to apply the seven steps involved in the problem‐solving process
Problem Identification and Analysis
How to properly identify a problem that needs to be solved and the critical questions that must be answered before you tackle any problem
How to use a Pareto Analysis to determine which problems to solve and in what order
Why it’s important to collect data to analyze a problem and why most people want to skip this step
Understanding the different types of data that are collected during a problem analysis
Root Cause Analysis and Monitoring
How to perform a root cause analysis
Understanding the difference between normal and abnormal process variation
How to use a control chart to monitor a process
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