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By Claudia Simon (More) • Last updated on October 23.12.2023, XNUMX • First published on 08.07.2019/XNUMX/XNUMX • So far 7395 readers, 2798 social media shares Likes & Reviews (5 / 5) • Read & write comments
In disruptive times, the challenge grows, great ideas distinguished from less great ones. When it comes to individual presentation, consideration and assessment, it pays off to use thinking tools such as the cause-and-effect principle.
Last but not least, the wealth of ideas is characteristic of our time of rapid change. Both in the minds of People as well as in the corridors of Companys. Countless information and the requirements of the ubiquitous change demand and promote this phenomenon.
However, this also creates a challenge: The really promising ideas or even revolutionary ideas are to be separated from the only seemingly new.
“The hardest thing about an idea is not to have it, but to recognize whether it is good.” (Chris Howland, Entertainer)
Most people find it at least as difficult Order to bring into the chaos of thoughts as to capture a spontaneous inspiration in a comprehensible way. And both for yourself and for others. For this reason, in many companies, senior management often dismisses great ideas prematurely. Either appear their targeted further development and Implementation as too risky or the resulting benefit cannot (yet) be predicted with sufficient specificity. The cause of this misery is generally that Employees have no clear possibility of presenting their ideas adequately at all.
So how can we check great ideas for their suitability for implementation? After that, how do you succeed? Transformation? And how can we risks minimize without wasting opportunities? One Solution Various communication and thinking tools coming from the production control method promise to solve this dilemma. They help to achieve the best possible goals. The Objective of these thought processes is to involve employees and to present conflicts and possible solutions.
These excellent tools train logical thinking and are universally applicable. Everything that people think about, they can use it to work on, both professionally and privately. The techniques are equally suitable for companies and teams, for Executives and employees in all areas, regardless of whether someone wants to present their own idea or better understand someone else's idea.
Nothing is too complex to understand, and the human Behavior is basically logical. The Theory of Constraints is based on this basic assumption. For this reason alone it is appropriate to first find out about it yourself clear to become which idea is worthwhile enough that you continue to work on it (mentally), present it and thus perhaps convince others of the necessary and meaningful implementation.
To as a leader decide In order to be able to identify which ideas actually have potential, it is at least as important to know how ideas can be effectively evaluated by others.
Consequences of actions that arise from one's own ideas and those of others can be "predicted" in a logically sound manner. Through this we can negative Systematically avoid effects and reinforce positive ones if necessary.
Or, as Eliyahu M. Goldratt put it, Developer The Theory of Constraints (TOC), also called bottleneck theory, describes in his book The Choice: “If you go deep enough, you find that very few elements form the root causes or basis and through the whole System command. The result of a systematic application of the question 'Why?' is not enormous complexity but, on the contrary, wonderful simplicity.”
Thanks to the Theory of Constraints (TOC), the "Logical Branch" (English "Branch Tool") exists - a thinking tool to graphically represent and analyze causal relationships and thus to be able to recognize and influence the effects at an early stage. From a cause, a logical branch of cause-and-effect relationships grows, which ultimately end in a positive or negative result.
The logical branch uses causality logic to explain an idea, action, or event with a potential impact in the Future to link. There are two variants:
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Claudia Simon is managing director of VISTEM GmbH & Co. KG. She is a management consultant for strategy and organizational development in companies and, together with a team of experts, advises national and international companies on their growth development. Simon completed an apprenticeship as an industrial clerk and studied business administration at the University of Applied Sciences in Worms. After training as a legal clerk and working as an assistant to the management in larger law firms, where she was involved in the implementation of a management system, among other things, she headed the training and consulting department of a company specializing in legal software. In addition to her work as a management consultant, Caudia Simon coordinates the network of German-speaking experts , Users and interested parties to the Theory of Constraints. More information at www.vistem.eu All texts by Claudia Simon.
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