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System Thinking

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 System Thinking Systems thinking is an approach to problem-solving and decision-making that emphasizes understanding how different components of a system interact with one another to produce an overall outcome. It is a way of thinking that recognizes that everything is interconnected, and that the behavior of any one part of a system can have far-reaching consequences for the system as a whole. In systems thinking, a system is viewed as a set of interrelated components that work together to achieve a common goal. Systems thinking involves analyzing complex systems by breaking them down into their component parts and understanding how those parts interact with each other. It also involves looking at the system as a whole, and understanding how changes in one part of the system can affect the behavior of the system as a whole. By using system thinking, we can identify the underlying causes of a problem or issue, rather than just treating the symptoms. It also enables us to anticipat...
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Smart Thinking

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 Smart Thinking What is smart thinking? Is a thing of getting by smart devices? No. Smart thinking is an essential thinking pattern to live as a smart person. Before discussing smart thinking, we should know what the logic is, argument, premises, conclusion, and beliefs is. Logic is the science of evaluating arguments. Argument is words intended to prove a point. If someone says something without any prove points is not an argument. We can evaluate arguments as right or wrong by logic. There are two parts of an argument as premise and conclusion. The point that should be made is the conclusion of the argument and the part of the evidence of the argument to prove the point is called as premise. The process of reasoning from a premise or premises to a conclusion based on those premises is called inference. Beliefs(claims) are the statements of either true or false. We should have a grate understanding about the deferent between claims and the arguments. A claim is a statement th...
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Human behavior

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  Human Behavior How many people do you meet within a day?  As a human you have to work together with different types of people. So, you should understand the different behaviors of the people who work around you. Thomas Ericson published the book "surrounded by idiots", with a deep explanation about the behaviors of the people.  How did the behaviors come to your life?  Some of these had been come when you born. Some are learned by your past life experiences, influences, or the environment that you live. However, the book says any person of the world has color created by mixing blue, red, yellow, green. The four colors represent the four groups of personalities. Any person in society is a mixture of different behaviors.   The task oriented and issue-oriented behaviors are increased than relation-oriented behaviors when going up on the y axis. The extrovert active implementers are increased than invert passive reserved when going to right on the x axis of th...
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Critical Thinking

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Critical Thinking  We all know the industry always expect the employees with the critical thinking abilities. What  is critical thinking? Critical thinking is the process  of solving problem standing on the analyzing  and evaluate. Analyzing is the ability of understanding the connections between all of the factors around the problem. Evaluate  j ustify the solutions for the problem and getting idea about efficiency of the decisions. There are four major characteristics of a critical thinker. active listening curiosity self-disciplines humility Critical thinker also should be a good listener. Because solution of an other person can be more effective than our opinion for the same  problem. Active listener means not just a silent listener. But also should be an argumentable and understandable person. If anyone want to solve a problem as critically, we should have a curiosity on the situation. Curious is the motivation of the entire pr...
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