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EPISODE · Jul 28, 2021 · 32 MIN

Ep#11 Vector's toolkit for thinking clearly (Part 5): How to establish causality through logical reasoning

from Counterpoint Podcast · host Vector Consulting Group

In the last few episodes on the Thinking Processes series, we have discussed how the philosophy goes to the deepest level of a problem at hand, how it builds the logic around it and how it identifies the root cause to take a stab at it. Hence, it makes an extremely helpful tool for anyone, especially managers and leaders. However, it takes some amount of practice to become proficient in using the tool. It has some very easy-to-follow starting steps which can help one get started on the journey of using it. This episode is dedicated to laying the foundation for starting on a journey to build simple logical constructs of cause and effect. It gets really interesting and extremely exciting from here on. Tune in! For more details, reach us out on our social media handles or write to us at our website. More details on the topic at: https://www.vectorconsulting.in/blog/systems-thinking-innovation/theory-of-constraints-and-the-thinking-process/

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