Step-By-Step Problem Solving: A Practical Guide to Ensure Problems Get (And Stay) Solved

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by: Richard Y. Chang, P. Keith Kelly

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Why have a model to follow when trying to solve problems?


Book Description This guidebook takes a common-sense approach to probem solving and provides a wealth of practical examples and proven methods which can be applied immediately on the job. A simple, easy-to-use problem-solving process is introduced which is explained in a step-by-step fashion and can be used by individual contributors, middle managers, or top-level executives. "I only wish this was mandatory reading for everyone working in any organization, . . . so problems really would stay solved!"
Chuck Neal, Dow-Corning

"Problems are a part of everyday life, and solving them just got a whole lot easier."
Carolyn Littlehale, Hartford Insurance Group

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A pragmatic approach that can help any organization
Chang and Kelly have done a wonderful job simplifying a very crucial process in any environment that seeks to improve its operation. The book is short and very directive. I recommend it for any organization that wants to find ways to review its operation and implement changes that will have a positive impact. People are resources and have the ability to share their ideas to make things work more efficiently. I wish more of those contemporary self-help texts would follow this book's example by reducing their 200 to 300 page text to a 104-page workbook process like Chang's and Kelly's. This is a pragmatic approach that can be used immediately by any group.

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