What do you do if your problem-solving approach as a leader is causing more harm than good?
As a leader, you may face complex and challenging problems that require effective problem-solving skills. However, sometimes your problem-solving approach may not work as expected, and may even cause more harm than good. How can you recognize and avoid this situation, and what can you do to improve your problem-solving skills as a leader? In this article, we will discuss some common signs that your problem-solving approach is causing more harm than good, and some strategies to overcome them.
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Sujay KulkarniStrategy and Customer Excellence at MediaMarkt | Partnerships at VNCG | Workflow Automation | Problem Solving |
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Adry QuirinoMaster Analista Comportamental | Instrutora Credenciada DISC | Palestrante | Treinadora | Consultora | Coaching…
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Katlong AlexBorn and raised in “Energy Poverty”, thankfully, I’m now working to Solve it