Successful Problem-Solving in a week

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Solving problems is at the heart of the work of most managers and supervisors. Such problems can range from minor hiccups or planning issues through to major failure of projects or systems. All of these have to betackled on a daily basis.
Successful Problem-Solving in a Week aims to provide anyone who has to solve problems with a grounding in the basic concepts and approaches. This will enable them to recognise and distinguish between types of problems and will give them easy access to the skills and tools necessary to cope with their difficult and changing environment. The book covers:
• Types of problems
• Analysing problems
• Tools and techniques for problem-solving
• Problem-solving and creativity
Gareth Lewis is a senior associate of the Institute of Management. He has many years experience as a practising manager and as a consultant and management developer. He is the author of a range of books, texts and articles on subjects related to management learning and... Tovább

Fülszöveg

Solving problems is at the heart of the work of most managers and supervisors. Such problems can range from minor hiccups or planning issues through to major failure of projects or systems. All of these have to betackled on a daily basis.
Successful Problem-Solving in a Week aims to provide anyone who has to solve problems with a grounding in the basic concepts and approaches. This will enable them to recognise and distinguish between types of problems and will give them easy access to the skills and tools necessary to cope with their difficult and changing environment. The book covers:
• Types of problems
• Analysing problems
• Tools and techniques for problem-solving
• Problem-solving and creativity
Gareth Lewis is a senior associate of the Institute of Management. He has many years experience as a practising manager and as a consultant and management developer. He is the author of a range of books, texts and articles on subjects related to management learning and develop-ment, including another title in this series, Successful Mentoring in a Week (with Stephen Carter).
The mission of the Institute of Management is to promote the development, exercise and récognition of professional management. The Institute embraces in its membership ail levels of management from students tô chief executives. The IM supports its own Foundation which provides a unique portfolio of services designed to develop, inform and advise managers in every sector. Vissza