RealityCharting e-book .pdf - SERC Home Page
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Effective Problem-Solving Culture<br />
The success of every organization is dependent on the people and<br />
the strategies they use to accomplish their goals. Perhaps one of<br />
the most important strategies needed for success is an effective problemsolving<br />
process. In his <strong>book</strong>, How the Mighty Fall, Jim Collins points to hubris<br />
as one of the main factors in the failure of great companies. Since hubris<br />
is pride or greed, people with this trait are driven by arrogance to think<br />
they know better than the next person. It is not surprising that hubris is a<br />
failure factor because most people think they are already good problem<br />
solvers and don’t need any help. To overcome or prevent this hubris, we<br />
suggest you watch the Effective Problem Solving video at http://Coach.<br />
<strong>RealityCharting</strong>.com/<strong>book</strong>/Effective-Problem-Solving.<br />
This should be viewed by everyone in your organization, including<br />
top-level managers, whose job includes some kind of problem-solving<br />
because it will help them understand the complexity of causal relationships<br />
and the principles that govern reality. For additional information read A<br />
Brief History and Critique of Causation at http://Coach.<strong>RealityCharting</strong>.<br />
com/<strong>book</strong>/Brief-History.<br />
Start at the Bottom<br />
In most organizations, problem solving is relegated to a few<br />
people, such as managers, supervisors, or subject matter experts such<br />
as engineers, programmers, designers, etc. Because most big problems<br />
are caused by small problems, preventing recurrence of the small<br />
problems should be a high priority for every business. However, since<br />
most people are not good problem solvers, and there are too many small<br />
problems for the designated problem solvers to tackle, stuff happens.<br />
To remedy this situation, we have created <strong>RealityCharting</strong> Simplified<br />
software, which anyone can use on any event-type problem and obtain<br />
a good understanding of the causes behind the problem. This is a free<br />
application that should be made available to everyone who has to solve<br />
problems as part of their normal business activities. It includes three very<br />
informative training videos that everyone should watch. It should also<br />
be incorporated into all procedures related to identifying and correcting<br />
deficiencies. A hidden benefit of using <strong>RealityCharting</strong> Simplified is that<br />
it teaches the user to think causally. People learn that stuff does not just<br />
happen and that by understanding causal relationships they can prevent<br />
problems from happening in the first place. To learn more go to http://<br />
www.realitycharting.com/realitycharting/simplified.<br />
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