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Unable to Find the Root Cause of a Problem? Try the 5 Why’s

By Staff Writer

May 28, 2014

problem solving

Getting to the root cause of a problem can be challenging, but using Sakichi Toyoda’s 5 Whys technique may help. Simply ask “why” 5 times to your problem and you will eventually hit upon the root cause. This technique can be used for many scenarios, whether work or life. Other simple tricks like this are available on the Mind Tools site.

Read the full article here:
5 Whys – Problem-Solving Skills From MindTools.com

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