Closed Loop Thinking

Don't you give up on something halfway? After using something, do you have to put it back where it belongs? If someone tells you something, will you always reply whether or not you can do it? If you couldn't reply in time at that time, when you can reply, will you explain the reason why you didn't reply last time? Closed-loop thinking refers to completing a task or participating in an event. No matter how effective the execution is, feedback must be given to the initiator in a timely and serious manner. Feedback is required at an agreed time, and communication is required when the stage is completed. A master of closed-loop thinking must have a sense of responsibility as a participant, teamwork, and interpersonal sensitivity. The highest praise for a person is that he is reliable. "Reliability" can be summarized in three points: everything is explained, everything is settled, and everything has feedback. This means that there is feedback from beginning to end, and finally it becomes a closed loop. The so-called reliable people are those who can close the loop. Be reliable and do things in a closed loop. Over time, let being reliable become a habit and allow yourself to have closed-loop thinking. The power of habit will lead you to grow, help you cheat, and stand out among experts.