Management, Vol. 6: The Problem Drill
[ COMING SOON ] When a crisis hits, weak managers look for scapegoats, while true leaders drill for root causes. This volume provides “drill-down” protocols for solving complex operational problems and high-rigor post-mortem audits. Learn how to isolate the variables that failed and turn every breakdown into an automatic safety procedure.
What’s in it for you: Chapter by Chapter
Root Cause & Systems Analysis+
5 Whys
Root Cause Analysis
Ishikawa Diagram (Fishbone)
CATWOE Analysis
Theory of Constraints (TOC)
Pareto Principle (80/20)
Systems Archetypes
Organizational Entropy
Double-Loop Learning
Chunking Up/Down
Decision Analysis Under Uncertainty+
Decision Tree
Real Options
Second-Order Thinking
Bayesian Analysis
Sensitivity Analysis (What-if)
Occam’s Razor
Via Negativa
Inversion
10/10/10 Rule
Focusing Illusion
Split the Difference
Cognitive Traps & Biases+
Sunk Cost Fallacy
Availability Heuristic
Regression to the Mean
Correlation vs. Causation
Planning Fallacy (contextual)
Normal Distribution
Confidence Interval
Central Limit Theorem
Focusing Illusion (cognitive bias angle)
Game Theory & Strategic Interaction+
Nash Equilibrium
Zero-Sum vs. Positive-Sum
Backward Induction
Prisoner’s Dilemma
Free Rider Problem
Tragedy of the Commons
Cobra Effect
Bystander Effect
Asch Conformity Experiment
Milgram Experiment
Group Polarization
Red Herring
Data-Driven Problem Solving & Predictive Models+
Predictive Analytics
Recommender Systems
Churn Analysis
Absenteeism Analysis
Turnover Rate
Siloed Data
Digital Twin
Generative Design
Safe-to-fail Experiments
Hotwash
SWOT Inversed (Reverse SWOT)
Creative Problem-Solving & Ideation Frameworks+
Six Thinking Hats (de Bono)
Lotus Blossom
Starbursting
TRIZ Theory
Reverse Logistics (as reverse thinking applied to supply chain)
Generative Design (creative angle)
Collective Intelligence & Group Dynamics+
Collective Unconscious
Group Polarization
Echo Chambers (contextual)
Asch Conformity (behavioral dynamics)
Milgram Obedience (authority dynamics)
Free Rider (social loafing angle)
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