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Mining Wide and Deep to Problem Solve

PostDateIcon May 4th, 2009 | PostAuthorIcon Author: Avil Beckford

 

 

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Effective problem solving requires a depth and breadth of information. But how do professionals acquire that knowledge when there are only 24 hours in a day? You cheat! There are reputable companies that offer subscriptions to book summaries. Each month you take a dip into two books by way of their summaries, and if you feel a dip is not enough for any of the books, simply purchase them and delve deeper.

 Book summaries are an effective way to build a substantive body of knowledge, as well as to discover the latest trends, ideas and concepts. So whenever you are problem solving, you have more data to draw on, and the ability to make connections among disparate pieces of information.

 Two services to try are Soundview Executive Book Summaries and Audio-Tech Business Book Summaries. Find free summaries at WikiSummaries.

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Avil Beckford, Chief Invisible Mentor, is a writer, researcher and the published author of Tales of People Who Get It and its companion workbook, Journey to Getting It. Through this blog, she uses books, interviews, articles and much more to mentor professionals, taking them to the next stage of their life. The Invisible Mentor Blog changes the way people look at mentoring.
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