From the course: Creating an Adaptable Team
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Clarity in chaos
- Many employees report that their work situation forces them to deal with ambiguity. Some have competing priorities and multiple supervisors to report to. It's complex, cloudy and can become chaotic. Whose project should I work on first? Where will I get the human capital to work on this new project? Ambiguity offers you the opportunity to use critical thinking. In this video, I will share with you three examples of critical thinking in a challenging situation. First, separate fact from fiction. Imagine that your company is in a position to be acquired by the leader in your industry. Your company owns valuable patents, and the big company wants to integrate your intellectual property into one of their product lines. At least that's the rumor. Some people are excited, others are afraid. By using critical thinking best practices of separating fact from fiction, you could search for real data from a credible source…
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