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Troy Giles
"Manish Jain is a true systems thinker. I had the profound opportunity to share with my Systems Thinking Workshop cohort to learn from Manish. "

Troy Giles

Director, Organizational Strategy at PayPal

Simply more than at ★★★★★ rating.

Manish Jain is a true systems thinker. I had the profound opportunity to share with my Systems Thinking Workshop cohort to learn from Manish. I am truly grateful for this opportunity to review and reflect on our mental models and develop a little more Systems Thinking Awareness. Manish has craftily created a curriculum that re-enables one’s ability to THINK – thus he calls himself our theacher.   Here are but a few of the topics that we covered: Philosophy crash-course  Knowledge of Knowledge Anxiety inducing Beer Game Signals, Systems, Mental Models Bathtubs and in/out flows The Cobra Effect Taylorism – Efficiency, Evaluation, Measurement Dr. Deming’s 14 Points for Management Jay Forrester – System Dynamics Operation Cat Drop (Borneo) Fireflies Simulation Parable of the Polygons Giffen Good Braess’s paradox   … and we just scratched the surface. I understand that it takes years to truly become a skilled systems thinker. I know that I must first focus inward to fix myself and take responsibility to observe the signals and systems around me. I am to specify the problem statement, develop a mental model and collaborate with others who will refute and thus refine that model, and forever strike “unintended side-effects” from my vocabulary. Of course, it is not that simple, and I now have a brighter path to knowledge and understanding before me.   I highly recommend Manish Jain and his systems thinking workshop. It is well worth your time and effort

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