Are you a right-brain or left-brain thinker?

Article Abstract:

Persons in organizations tend to be either right-brain or left-brain thinkers. The left-brain thinkers approach a problem in an analytical, rational, and logical manner. The right-brain thinkers have intuitive qualities and an integrative approach to solving problems. Quality professionals, who are left-brain thinkers, should adopt the qualities of the right-brain thinkers, and the right-brain professionals should learn the qualities of the left-brain thinkers to increase their respective personal potential.

Psychological aspects, Quality control, Executives, Brain, Localization (Brain function)

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The human side of change leadership

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The difficulties in sustaining a change process and change management techniques are discussed. Most of the people tend to loose motivation, go back to the old way of doing things and the productivity returns to pre-project levels. The methods to identify the potential resistance from employees and the methods to motivate them are discussed.

Management dynamics, Motivational Techniques, Analysis, Management, Employee motivation, Company business management

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Watergate's deep throat - a systems thinker

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The importance of systems thinking in a rapidly changing environment in developing new ideas and creating more accurate overall view. This type of thinking help in solving chaos situations in the field of information technology and transportation.

Technology application, Systems theory

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