I'd add that when faced with difficult and impactful decisions, it is really important to play devil's advocate, as you described.
Additionally, involving a trusted friend to review our assumptions can be valuable — it's important to understand others' perspectives, similar to what we do with code reviews.
I have been searching Google, chatGpt for ways to improve strategic/critical thinking. Didn't find what I was looking for. Thank you for this excellent framework. I will keep coming back to this piece. (I got here from Steve Huynh's LinkedIn post)
Great piece on Critical Thinking, Raviraj!
I'd add that when faced with difficult and impactful decisions, it is really important to play devil's advocate, as you described.
Additionally, involving a trusted friend to review our assumptions can be valuable — it's important to understand others' perspectives, similar to what we do with code reviews.
Thanks Michal.
Yea! brainstorming discussions with close colleagues are a great way to deep dive into topics without feeling vulnerable.
I have been searching Google, chatGpt for ways to improve strategic/critical thinking. Didn't find what I was looking for. Thank you for this excellent framework. I will keep coming back to this piece. (I got here from Steve Huynh's LinkedIn post)
This is the best feedback ever!
I will share this on LinkedIn.
Yes please go ahead. Thanks for sharing and virtual mentoring