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Tuesday, 15 April 2014
Analytical Thinking - What is Analytical Thinking?
Analytical thinking is based on the analysis of events, situations and results, in order to find the reasons behind those factors and apply optimum solutions, wherever and whenever a problem exists. The term is derived from the word analysis, which in Greek means the process of division into segments. Ana = into + lysis = segmentation. Thus, analysis is literally the process of segmentation of a concept, problem or an event.
Friday, 27 January 2012
Improve Analytical Skills
Analytical skills refer to the ability to process, understand, and articulate complex processes to reach a conclusion. With sound analytical thinking, a person can clearly decipher and understand a situation and arrive at a good decision.
Solve problems - When you solve problems, you allow your mind to think deeply and objectively, which, if done consistently, will help develop sharper analytical skills. Several techniques have to be implemented when solving problems. For example, discuss the problem with yourself or with someone else in a different perspective. This will help you see areas that you might have not known before and which can lead you to workable solutions. You can also break down the problem into smaller proportions.
Solve problems - When you solve problems, you allow your mind to think deeply and objectively, which, if done consistently, will help develop sharper analytical skills. Several techniques have to be implemented when solving problems. For example, discuss the problem with yourself or with someone else in a different perspective. This will help you see areas that you might have not known before and which can lead you to workable solutions. You can also break down the problem into smaller proportions.
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