This is a simple and effective "McKinsey note-taking thinking method" that only requires 3 types of notebooks and 1 pen to easily solve all problems. When Oshima Yoshihiro, a senior management consultant at McKinsey, first started working at McKinsey, he found that his seniors and colleagues could accurately identify the "real problems" from complex situations by using only three types of notebooks (square notebooks, horizontal line notebooks, and McKinsey's original notebooks), and they were able to take practical actions with ease. This McKinsey-style note-taking thinking method is also one of McKinsey's strengths. All our work is to "solve problems", and the key to solving problems lies in "thinking". What this book is going to teach you is how to use notes as a "thinking tool" and "problem-solving tool." By following the four steps of problem solving and choosing the appropriate note-taking method in each step, you can think while writing, organize your thoughts in an instant, and solve all problems.
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The note-taking thinking method mentioned in this book is very practical! We may usually take notes just for recording, but this book tells us that notes can also be used to solve problems. Just like when I deliver express delivery, I will encounter various problems, such as unable to find the customer's address, or the package is damaged, etc. If you can use notes to organize problems and find solutions as mentioned in the book, your work should be easier. I think this book is a bit like "The Pyramid Principle", which teaches us how to think and solve problems. However, "McKinsey Note-Taking Method" focuses more on the application of notes, which is very suitable for those of us running around in the city.
The steps of the note-taking method are very detailed and divided into four steps: finding the problem, proposing a solution hypothesis, testing whether the hypothesis is feasible, and summarizing the refined results. I believe everyone will gain something after reading this
The note-taking thinking method mentioned in this book is very practical! We may usually take notes just for recording, but this book tells us that notes can also be used to solve problems. Just like when I deliver express delivery, I will encounter various problems, such as unable to find the customer's address, or the package is damaged, etc. If you can use notes to organize problems and find solutions as mentioned in the book, your work should be easier. I think this book is a bit like "The Pyramid Principle", which teaches us how to think and solve problems. However, "McKinsey Note-Taking Method" focuses more on the application of notes, which is very suitable for those of us running around in the city.
The steps of the note-taking method are very detailed and divided into four steps: finding the problem, proposing a solution hypothesis, testing whether the hypothesis is feasible, and summarizing the refined results. I believe everyone will gain something after reading this