In order to find a solution, one needs to be able to analyze a problem. This short course is designed to teach you how to solve and analyze problems effectively with critical and creative thinking.

Solving Problems with Creative and Critical Thinking

Solving Problems with Creative and Critical Thinking
This course is part of People & Soft Skills: Essential for Professional Success Specialization

Instructor: IBM Skills Network Team
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Utilize critical and creative thinking to solve issues.
Describe the 5-step process of effectively solving problems.
Analyze a problem and identify the root cause.
Explore possible solutions and employ the problem solving process.
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Reviewed on Mar 14, 2023
really helpful if you want to manage and decide how to solve problems by systematic ways and how to deal with them.
Reviewed on Apr 26, 2024
This is a very detailed course about problem solving and decision making. A very in detail course and highly recommended. very easy to understand and useful.
Reviewed on Jul 28, 2025
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