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Critical Thinking, Effective Problem Solving And Decision Making

In the dynamic and competitive landscape of modern business, the ability to think critically, solve problems effectively, and make informed decisions is indispensable. Critical thinking enables individuals to interpret, analyze, and evaluate information systematically, fostering a deeper understanding and innovative solutions. Effective problem-solving skills empower teams to navigate complex challenges, ensuring resilience and adaptability. Decision-making skills, rooted in logical reasoning and comprehensive analysis, are vital for selecting the best course of action, driving organizational success and maintaining a competitive edge.

 

The common issues:

  • Inability to Handle Complex Problems: Employees often struggle with addressing complex and unexpected challenges, leading to inefficiency and frustration.
  • Decision-Making Paralysis: Many organizations face decision-making paralysis where employees are unable to make timely and informed decisions due to a lack of structured thinking and analysis.
  • Resistance to Change: Resistance to change can impede progress and adaptation within an organization, leading to stagnation and conflict.

 

Training Duration: 2 Days

  • SBL-Khas Claimable
  • Certificate Of Completion Available
  • Private In-House Class Available
  • ILT & VILT Class Available

 

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ALS-CRITS: Critical Thinking, Effective Problem Solving And Decision Making

RM2,499.00Price
  • In an organization, there is always a main vision and objective to  undergo this change and solve a problem. To proceed with  effective problem solving, this is considered a short to medium term plan and process for the company. So, there are a few  aspects that will change, such as core leadership, corporate  culture, organizational structure, the communication flow, etc.


    Therefore, this project needs to be done progressively and in designated stages

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