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Course Learning Outcomes-Covered

• Describe decision making process for complex issues pertaining to business environment both internally and externally (C.L.O :1)
• Define different perspectives and concepts of problem solving in diverse contexts and business situations. (C.L.O :2)
• Explain and apply critical thinking and cognitive psychology as it pertains to analyze and synthesize information for problem solving and decision making. (C.L.O :3)

Assignment Instructions:

Title: “Is Your Team Solving Problems, or Just Identifying Them?”

Author: Rebecca Knight

Date of Publication: April 14, 2021

Published: Harvard Business Review

Assignment Questions:(Marks 05)

Read the attached article titled as “Is Your Team Solving Problems, or Just Identifying Them?” by Rebecca Knight, published in Harvard Business Review, and answer the following Questions:

1. Summarize the article and explain the main issues discussed in the article. (In 500-600 words) (Marks 2)
2. What do you think about the article in relations to what you have learnt in the course about improving decision-making and problem-solving skills? Use additional reference to support your argument. (In 300-500 words)(Marks 2)

Critical Thinking Question

1. Successful teams—whether in sports or business—usually perform well because each member contributes talents and skills to the group effort. What contribution do problem-solving skills make to team efforts? Provide at least one example that illustrates your points. (Mark 1)