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Assumption Busters: 7 Questions to Propel Your Team’s Strategic Thinking

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How to help your team challenge assumptions for better creativity and problem-solving In our Courageous Cultures research, 67% said their manager operates around the notion of “this is the way we’ve always done it.” This question encourages your team to think lean and imagine scrappy, cost-effective solutions.

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How to Convince Your Boss You Have a Great Solution

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You see a problem and you have a great solution. The post How to Convince Your Boss You Have a Great Solution appeared first on Let's Grow Leaders. But, no one asked you for your opinion.

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How To Help Your Team Think Like an Entrepreneur

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Entrepreneurship is a chance to trade a solution to someone who has a problem that needs solving. Solve more problems, solve bigger problems, solve problems more widely, and you’re an entrepreneur. Tell me about a time that you strongly disagreed with your manager.

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When You’re the Scapegoat: Powerful Phrases to Address Unfair Blame

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Instead, protect your integrity, steer the conversation toward thoughtful solutions, and focus on what matters most. Walking through the facts together shows you’re not here to play the blame lottery; you’re here to find solutions and move forward. Instead, focus on facts and solutions. I’d like your help in addressing them.”

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Speak-up Culture: How to Encourage More (and Better) Ideas

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Even if you’re a rock star human-centered leader, doing all the right things to encourage micro-innovation and problem solving, it’s also likely that you have a few team members who still have best practices and ideas they’re holding back. To address this, start with the problem, not the solution.

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What Wikipedia Can’t Tell You About Action Learning Projects

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Participants must manage through complex situations and team dynamics. Action learning is an approach to solving real problems that involves taking action and reflecting upon the results. The learning that results helps improve the problem-solving process as well as the solutions the team develops.

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What Wickipedia Can’t Tell You About Action Learning Projects

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Participants must manage through complex situations and team dynamics. Action learning is an approach to solving real problems that involves taking action and reflecting upon the results. The learning that results helps improve the problem-solving process as well as the solutions the team develops.