How to Solve a Problem in Four Steps: The IDEA Model

[@randomshitclip]

I believed that this kind of skills should be given during the high school classes. So that we would have a basic understanding about how to solve problems within our life.

[@lifeisneverthesame910]

I think it's too complicated and not practical. It can narrow our focus.

[@deltagaming9760]

In high school.......in India 😂

[@brandonlai4299]

Yes, very true. Recently, i know that there are a few people who will attach to their feelings instead of focusing on figure out the the problem

[@dantelove4606]

Middle school too much-unneeded bs in there

[@CikRaoSharmizabtAbdRahman]

Agree to this

[@jalisafranklin4415]

Graduation Alliance linked this video in my Career Development course, and it is well needed! I learned so much and I most definitely will be passing this on to my children and many others!

[@SyedShamsuddoha]

This is awesome. You have covered half of the tools MBA students learn. Bravo. Much appreciated.

[@DecisionSkills]

Thanks!

[@deshaabernathy482]

Good to know 😉

[@mindsettericonos7102]

The best of all the videos on problem solving I've ever watched so far Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

[@mattabraham3549]

LOADED with info. Not for the faint of heart, lots of steps, but not skipping steps is how you can build a platform you can really rely on and springboard from.

[@desmondolajide6682]

Although short but very insightful, my take home point is the use of IDEA to solve complex problem. Thank you

[@shoota9982]

This video was great, thank you so much. I was struggling to do a Fishbone analysis. I didn't realise a Fishbone analysis was basically an illustration of the 5 Whys technique. Thanks.

[@leusmaximusx]

it just the socratic method, the real challenge is creating or inventing a new solution or adapting a conventional method

[@MikeyBeckstrand]

My college class “Foundations of Computer Science” sent me here. .. Yay! I’m so happy to be in a class worth taking!! 📝😁🎉

[@thristforknowledgealways9016]

THE SIMPLEST WAY EVER...THANK YOU AGAIN AND AGAIN

[@dagwould]

Analyse the condition, assess the drivers and influences for salience, strength and vigour, ponder alternatives to address the condition in that context, establish resources available and likely returns on their use, then get on with it.

[@gezashignmekonnen7738]

Good explanation, thank you!

[@LuatsuThuDoan]

it is great for me to solve a problem in my life

[@bondjames5438]

Clear message, clear structure, easy to understand, thank you

[@TaggMaiwald]

What makes this re-brand better than Dr. W. Deming's Plan-Do-Study|Check-Act (PDSA/PDCA) which has been applied with industry successes for decades?

[@DecisionSkills]

Different models emphasize different factors. This produces different results. OPDCA has a different emphasis than PDCA, which is different than PDSA, which is different than DMAIC and different than OODA. IDEA places a heavier emphasis on identification of the problem, implying there is an unknown, dynamic situation unfolding. This contrasts with PDCA which, in comparison to IDEA, assumes a more static environment, a more known or stable goal. This is neither good or bad, simply different. And models that are successful in one domain, such as PDCA in the manufacturing industry, are not necessarily transferable to other domains. In the education industry, for instance, the reiterative ADDIE model has proven to be more useful than PDCA. The bottom line, if PDCA works for the goals you are trying to achieve, great. IDEA is just one alternative out of dozens available.

[@salamkhashan2817]

It is so informative and effective, help me a lot thanks☺

[@kurtadixon]

Thank you, I found this when I needed it. Already changed my life :)

[@SenaRBLX]

Thank you ❤

[@fareltan3827]

Thanks you so much for gather all these useful information in one video! Too powerful! Easy to understand and remember ^v^

[@mikkiwhistler7769]

can you use this theory with another example not related to being sick? like something totally different? thank you

[@DecisionSkills]

Hi Mikki, another example is an accident investigation. Identification is about getting to the root cause or causes, using things such as a root cause analysis, systems thinking, fish bone diagrams or a cognitive map. For example, why did Alaska Airlines Flight 261 crash? Because the plane lost pitch control. Why? Because the jackscrew assembly failed. Why? Because of insufficient lubrication. Why? Because the lubrication schedule had been changed. Why? The investigation traced the root cause of the crash to a series of changes to the lubrication schedule that took place over decades. When there might be multiple causes, a fish bone diagram can be a nice tool. And with problems that are more subjective, I find either systems thinking or a cognitive map to be helpful. Thanks - Richard

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[@richardfeenstra8125]

@@aziyanasar894 Thanks Aziya.

[@会供価]

is there a way to do that in your head or fast because this takes a long time

[@DecisionSkills]

Speed comes with experience solving a type of problem. Chess, for example, is slow when we first learn. As we practice we become faster. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bF6yZnyKm5WDsLM

[@dennisdante2336]

Amazing with the simple explanation 🙂

[@asarebaffourdegaulle6432]

Great. Can you please help to distinguish between problem solving and mathematics modelling

[@sheffin007]

Great information.

[@misao7746]

I always try to look from many sides (i learned it from video games cus often the exit or answer could come if u look up) Why do i have the problem Does it have to do something w the environment? What type of problem is it? Is there a similar problem/example Etc

[@taffsta999]

Thank you. Great video with stacks of good information.

[@Claudiuyoro]

Thanks for sharing this video! It's really important to have the context., sometimes it happened for me to try to find the root problem, but by not having all the information or knowledge I need, I wasn't able to solve the problem

[@oduwoleabimbola6126]

Thank you so much.

[@DecisionSkills]

You're welcome!

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Thanks for sharing the good video

[@lukemeister7276]

I can’t fix my loss. How else can I fix this.

[@sravanivangala]

Thankyou for this vedio.This is so informative and effective 😊

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This is very useful

[@DecisionSkills]

Thanks.

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Amazing it's very helpful 😀 thank you ! 👏

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Thank you 🙏

[@kimberlyharriott492]

Coursera brought me here. I'm taking a human skills course within The American Dream Academy (TADA).

[@Ta3allamOnline]

Good job! i liked the acronym, however, the video is not deep enough. Maybe you can create another video for some kind of more complex problems, and further explanation :))

[@DecisionSkills]

Thanks. The video was intentionally created as a brief overview. The deeper, 30+ minute course with additional, downloadable material is located on Udemy goo.gl/GJvdNF

[@Ta3allamOnline]

That is great! :)) Thanks for sharing.

[@sergiong7523]

Thank You!!! 💯🙌

[@zeinabalhusari8664]

Very clear and simple. Thank you

[@mudassar84]

Perfect method to solve problem

[@huyngo2103]

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[@mr.paradox8409]

Thank you.

[@DecisionSkills]

You're welcome!

[@huongpham-dx4dz]

Thank for your video. I will focus and control my daily life problems and solve them flexibly.

[@ravikanthakupatni]

Awesome video.... Thanks

[@MrAnderson610]

Thanks for posting...

[@shreem9451]

thank you... so much... for this.IDEA

[@shiv_s]

You are hilarious

[@SandeepSingh23]

Good one

[@devonFrankTown89]

This is an awesome video

[@DecisionSkills]

Thanks Devon!

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[@ebenburger111]

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Wonderful video

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Decisions Kills - I hope you used your skills when naming your channel.

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Kills nhi wo skills hai😂

[@NeerajGupta-fy1bv]

@@niyatikanaujiya4364 He renamed the channel. Back then it was named the way I described above.

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Tq for sharing

[@rameshsurulimuthu7397]

Effective simple clear.

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Great presentation

[@Keen-_]

I failed my exams now my dad said me to watch this to learn how to learn problems I have 6 f's

[@coachraghavareddy]

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Thank you so much

[@EchoYoutube]

Me about to solve the answers to life & the universe by using Fish Math:

[@irenecamargomacedo6626]

I didn’t know that “IDEA” was an acronym

[@thristforknowledgealways9016]

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[@hadaryepyepyep123]

Isn't the goal though is to feel better? Why is to take a pill and not to feel better?

[@DecisionSkills]

Yes, the goal is to feel better. In the video, a pill is only a potential solution. This is the nature of problem solving, in that being human, we don’t always correctly identify the cause or effective solution. There is several places where we can err. This is why after the pill is taken there is the final step of assessment. It is in the assessment that you determine if the goal to feel better was achieved.

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[@kitcassim4156]

This should be taught to woke people. It would BLOW their minds

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I typed up almost every word

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the way

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*Problem solved..*

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[@jdavi6241]

Yeah but... If you make a business out of solving symptoms rather than causes, then you'll always make money.

[@deshaabernathy482]

Sounds like a silent killer, and tangibles aren’t ‘always’

[@lifeisneverthesame910]

Too complicated. Just follow your gut instinct.

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