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Using case studies & real-life examples, the author shows how each of us can become a better thinker through deliberate role-playing. He outlines a brisk, disciplined approach that both individuals & businesses (from start-ups to major corporations) can adopt to create a climate of clearer thinking,
… More »Using case studies & real-life examples, the author shows how each of us can become a better thinker through deliberate role-playing. He outlines a brisk, disciplined approach that both individuals & businesses (from start-ups to major corporations) can adopt to create a climate of clearer thinking, improved communication, & greater creativity.
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Add a CommentNot a bad little book. The book helps you structure your group's thinking process. De Bono uses the concept of 6 thinking hats as a way to plan out a thinking process. It is ideally a system meant to be used for business meetings, so they'll be more productive. There is no reason why an individual can't benefit from this system. It is an easy system to remember. Recommended; it's a fast read at any rate.