Breakthrough thinking : the seven principles of creative problem solving
Material type: TextPublication details: USA Prima Publishing 1998Description: xvi, 416 pages illustrations ; 23 cm; PbkISBN:- 978-0761506489
- 658.403 NAD
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he conventional you --
It's up to you --
Problems beget problems (and that's good) --
Pushing for breakthrough: improving your chances for success --
Increasing your personal effectiveness --
The uniqueness principle --
The purposes principle --
The solution after next principle --
The systems principle: seven-eights of everything can't be seen --
The limited information collection principle: don't become and expert about the problem --
The people design principles --
The betterment timeline principle: know when to improve it --
The effective you --
The holistic process: coordinating the seven principles --
Welcome to the future.
What do Walt Disney, George Bernard Shaw, and Kounosuke Matsushita, the founder of Panasonic, have in common? Each applied specific solution-finding principles to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles -- and each was successful. In this revised paperback edition of their business bestseller, Gerald Nadler and Shozo Hibino reveal the seven basic principles for creatively solving problems
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