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EPISODE · Feb 22, 2023 · 33 MIN

Ep#47 Vector's toolkit for thinking clearly (Part 2): Understanding the importance of deep causal thinking in management

from Counterpoint Podcast · host Vector Consulting Group

Vector Consulting Group has developed a unique thinking process that combines the work of great philosophers such as Aristotle, Francis Bacon, Karl Popper, scientist David Deutsche, and management guru Eli Goldratt. This approach that we call the Scientific and Systems Thinking approach, has been instrumental in helping us find breakthrough solutions for our clients. Our commitment to sharing our knowledge and expertise with the world continues in Season II of the Counterpoint podcast. In the second episode of this season, Satyashri Mohanty, dubbed "The Coach" at Vector Consulting Group, will be explaining one of the facets of Vector's Thinking Processes - Deep Causal Thinking. Satya provides an extremely simple example to first explain the Deep Causal Thinking approach and then describes its significance in conducting diagnostics for business situations. We encourage you to listen in and try to apply these concepts to your own environment.

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