The Different Types of Questions
There are four basic and different types of questions. Most people know of two types: closed and open, but let’s drill down a little deeper. Definitions Closed questions confirm specific[…]
Category: Analytical and Critical Thinking
Posts under Analytical and Critical Thinking focus on gathering, understanding and organising information to help solve problems or leverage opportunities. Important sub-themes include intuition, curiosity, bias and questioning. Check out related categories such as Strategic Thinking and Creative Thinking and Innovation Thinking.
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A Questioning Strategy
A Questioning Strategy is a fancy way of saying you should articulate all of your questions in advance of interviewing your end user or key audience. This is important for[…]
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The Value of Questions
It’s hard to under-estimate the value of questions. They are the most direct and simplest tool to get information from another person. Yet, there is no such thing as a[…]
What is Intuition?
Intuition is defined as making a decision without a specific thought process, based on a personal perception of the truth. People often say they feel the answer, or it’s a[…]
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Being Strategic and Creative At Work
To understand how people think strategically and creatively at work for myself, I spent time with my colleagues, watching how they approached a typical assignment. This is what I found.
Should I Be Creative or Strategic?
Here are my delineations between creative thinking (creativity) and strategic thinking (strategy).
