Problem solving training
Developing
the skills and attitudes necessary for successful and consistent
problem solving
The
principles of a systematic approach concern establishing clear
targets, identifying and resolving deficiencies, and monitoring
progress. QFD is a superb tool for
clarifying and deploying targets, and Quadrant
Charts provide an excellent means of monitoring progress
and identifying deficiencies.
But what about resolving the deficiencies?
Management have been re-equipped for their role, but what of
the people who have to make the necessary changes at 'the coalface'?
The P.R.O.B.L.E.M. methodology was developed
specifically to guide and equip the people who will actually
be making the physical differences that will generate the improved
performance. All of the training materials to run this training
have been made freely available through
this site.
However, Tesseract is sometimes approached
by clients to provide a 'jump-start' to this training by running
an initial course, and then training the attendees to deliver
the course themselves.
Our approach is to:
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Train
an initial course for the senior management team and the people
nominated to take over the delivery of the training |
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Train
the new trainers in the requisite delivery and facilitation skills
through working with the actual course material |
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Support
them through their first delivery of the course, and provide
any final advice as required |
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