About this Course
Success of an organisation and its leaders typically rest upon how Managers and Staff understand the psychological influences and process of thinking, an “Out-of-the-Box” kind of thinking that they make.
Since it is crucially evident that the employees are a very important dimension in the success of an organisation, the challenge is to turn them from “Clock Watchers” to critical and creative workforce which can give the organisation a competitive edge.
Objectives
Upon completion of this workshop, participants will be able to;
- Understand critical, analytical and creative thinking
- Learn techniques on becoming more critical, analytical, creative and apply these to help self and organisation improve
- Understand how they think
- Examine the obstacles towards organisation greatness
- Pick up hints on the psychology behind people’s hesitation
- Learn to empowerment
Target Audience
This programme is designed for all those who are keen to learn more about critical thinking and creativity.
Duration
Two days
Curriculum
What is Analytical, Critical and Creative Thinking
- Case Exercise
- Discussion on Thinking Out Of The Box
- Types of Learning
Why Don’t All Organisations Have Critical/Analytical Thinking and Creative People
Difference Between Critical Thinking and Creativity
Conditions For Us to Think Critically and Creatively
- Empowerment and Ownership
- Ownership Case Discussion
Idea Generation – Six Techniques
- Reversal
- Brainstorming
- Reframing Matrix
- Concept Fan
Idea Generation – Six Techniques (Cont’d)
- Random Approach
- Provocation
The Political Environment
- The Five Points of Political Power
- Politics and Power
Workplace Culture
- Culture and Roles of Leadership
- The Six Leadership Approaches
Attitude Formation and Impact
- Performance Management: Ability and Attitude
Psychological Contract
- Expectation Exercise
Course Rating
- /5 from users
Course Enquiry
Course Info
- Course Provider Management Development Institute of Singapore (MDIS)
- Course Category People
- Course Price n/a
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