Critical Thinking Skills: A Process for Better Problem Solving and Decision Making

The United States Department of Labor has identified critical thinking as the foundation for key skills such as problem-solving, decision making, creativity, and strategic planning, just to name a few. And executives from major corporations rank critical thinking as the #1 workplace competency. Still, only 28% of those with a four-year college education are rated as excellent critical thinkers.
We’ll help you put critical thinking skills on your 2019 training docket when you join us for the free webinar, Critical Thinking Skills: A Process for Better Problem Solving and Decision Making, where you’ll be introduced to the HRDQ product Critical Thinking Fundamentals. This training workshop is designed to help individuals learn and apply higher-level problem-solving skills in a low-risk environment through a number of interactive activities.
If your organization wants to remain competitive in today’s environment, you need to invest more time in the training and development of critical thinking skills.
Participants Will Learn:
-Establish a common understanding of what critical thinking is.
-Identify the foundational attitudes and skills of critical thinking.
-Provide a four-step process for using critical thinking on the job.
-Recognize and avoid common critical thinking mistakes.
Who Should Attend:
- A training or HR professional who delivers training.
- An independent training consultant.
- A manager who delivers or purchases training as part of their role.

[@glaucolehdermann1565]

Thanks very much, HRDQ-U for releasing this workshop. Rick has helped me to understand in more deep the Critical Thinking theme.

[@dianahill5116]

Interesting and informative. Thank you.

[@GetRecipe]

Great info and it's a great process in problem solving! Nice video upload very helpful...

[@Hrdqu]

Thank you. Glad you found the video helpful.

[@lessandra602]

Very helpful video- thanks a lot for uploading

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@Alden Eliseo yup, been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself :)

[@abdullahsa1898]

great session sir .thank to institution......what those critical thinking test.. can u name it here.

[@carlosantoniolozanoluna708]

Loool. I legit spend 6 years using gms before finally getting serum. I was making blown out saw softs and exporting them to Edison

[@wilwoodadams5799]

Is there any specific way of recognizing an assumption or assumptions in the argument and how exactly does one evaluate these assumptions?

[@juanjosebrown288]

There’s nothing black and white for it, but one thing that can help is to dissect the argument being made. Studying philosophical arguments could help with this. Here’s an intro video about it from the crash course channel czcams.com/video/NKEhdsnKKHs/video.html

[@cartergomez5390]

How is this related to Michael Kallet?

[@oliverezechi2337]

Great lecture but blurred slides from half way

[@PetertFallah]

How can I download this

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can you share this presentation
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[@leonardzane]

This should be taught in the third grade. But it's never too late to learn HOW to think is far more important than what, and to think validly.

[@sathya_sakthi]

Good session

[@Hrdqu]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@uchegoemmanuelsolomon4782]

Please who uploaded the video

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I'm sell critical thinking algorithm.

[@dd.oliver]

I cannot think critically assuming that the reason of life comes out of non-living things. Ex nihilo nihil fit. This very talk was very uncritical at this point. Phrases like “we are programmed by evolution” is just a joke