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From: L. Michael Hall [email protected] After writing The 5 Minute Manager, I began writing a follow-up book, one that would go into much more depth regarding the structure of problem-solving. I wrote the first book as a teaser into the idea that some problems can be solved quickly--- in 5 to 10 minutes. But not
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From: L. Michael Hall
After writing The 5 Minute Manager, I began writing a follow-up book, one that would go into much more depth regarding the structure of problem-solving. I wrote the first book as a teaser into the idea that some problems can be solved quickly--- in 5 to 10 minutes.
But not all problems, some problems are much more convoluted and complex. In The 5 Minute Manager I presented 3 levels of problems: Direct, Layered, and Assumption (pages 111-112). That means that most layered problems and assumptive problems are going to require a deeper dive.
I have now finished the second book, The 5 Minute Manager’s Deep Dive or Advanced Problem Solving Skills. It is a much more substantial work, 270 pages over 25 chapters.