ESSENTIAL SKILLS SERIES
Problem Solver
Problem Solver
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The Problem Solving Toolkit
Introducing Problem Solver: The Problem Solving Toolkit. A thoughtful distillation of academic research, classic works, and current best practices for problem solving –individually, in teams and with emerging Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies– presented in a concise, action-oriented format.
THE TOOLKIT INCLUDES
- A proven, versatile 7-phase problem solving framework with a curation of 30 hands-on tools to break down problems and find solutions
- Techniques used by innovators and Fortune 500 companies
- Leading ideas from cognitive psychology, design thinking, pedagogy, management theory, organisational behaviour and more
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Evidence-based strategies to ensure key information and knowledge is captured for continuous improvement, compliance and to utilise novel AI capabilities
PRACTICE LIBRARY ACCESS
When you purchase the Problem Solver you also gain access to Edaith's new online Practice Library at Edaith.com. Get extra support on applying the ideas and methods in practice with a case study for each tool featured and step-by-step instructions via a worked example.
Problem Solver bridges the gap between evidence-based rigour and practical action, making it an essential professional development resource in our complex, technology infused workplaces and lives.
LEARN METHODS TO
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Apply strategic approaches to avoid information overload and analysis paralysis
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Utilise frameworks for team problem solving to elevate the effectiveness of collaboration and strengthen team culture
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Quickly get unstuck with everyday challenges using Edaith's Lightning Problem Solving
Inspired by De Stijl design and Gestalt principles, Problem Solver presents a unique visual language to support comprehension of concepts and methods. A full-colour, artisan quality publication that includes built-in bookmarks and a graphic contents navigator.
ABOUT EDAITH
By internationally awarded researcher Dr Tina Gallico, Edaith bridges expertise across disciplines and professions, aligns with national policy for workforce skills and training, and builds on Dr Gallico's PhD research.
I'm currently developing the next Essential Skills Series guide on Resilience. Each book is the result of my original research, and I design every symbol and diagram to make complex ideas intuitive and accessible. I take great care with the curation of methods and quality of production. –Tina
180 pages, Full colour 12.6cm x 17.6cm
ISBN 978-1-7635686-0-0
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"Problem Solver is a helpful and constructive guide. The layout makes it easy to follow, to find what you need and to get ideas for tackling the problem solving phase that you’re in.”
Ms Judy Slatyer, Board Member and Advisor, including Chair of the NSW Net Zero Emissions and Clean Economy Board, Director, Climate Leaders Coalition, President, WWF-Australia
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“Problem Solver helps to cut through a world of complexity and chaos, approaching problem solving with clarity and confidence. This tactile handbook is the perfect companion for consultants, educators, business leaders and any human seeking to thrive during the problem-solving process.”
Jamie Christopherson, Principal Consultant & Head of Strategy Practice, Bendelta
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“This is a practical tool that guides you through critical thinking. Especially in a world where Generative AI can do a lot of the grunt work, it helps validate the thinking.”
Rita Arrigo, Strategic Engagement Manager, National AI Centre, Department of Industry Science and Resources, Australian Government
ESSENTIAL SKILLS FRAMEWORK
Edaith's Essential Skills Framework supports mastery of core skills professionals need for high performance in knowledge work. It reflects policies of national skills authorities such as Jobs and Skills Australia, the European Commission and the U.S. Department of Labor.