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Seeing What Others Don't
Book • 2013
Gary Klein's "Seeing What Others Don't" explores the cognitive processes that lead to insightful problem-solving and decision-making.
The book examines how experts develop the ability to see patterns and anomalies that others miss, drawing on case studies from various fields.
Klein introduces the concept of "pre-mortem analysis," a technique for identifying potential problems before they occur.
He also discusses the importance of fostering a culture of learning from mistakes and encouraging open communication.
The book provides practical strategies for improving insight and enhancing decision-making in organizations and individuals.
The book examines how experts develop the ability to see patterns and anomalies that others miss, drawing on case studies from various fields.
Klein introduces the concept of "pre-mortem analysis," a technique for identifying potential problems before they occur.
He also discusses the importance of fostering a culture of learning from mistakes and encouraging open communication.
The book provides practical strategies for improving insight and enhancing decision-making in organizations and individuals.
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