Rubin has a simple approach to solve problems
Rubin's approach is to simply present a problem, optimally in a sentence or two. You can too. For example:
- "We're struggling to meet ship dates. What do you think we should do differently?"
- "Our error rate is up significantly. What do you think we should do to improve quality?"
- "I don't feel like I'm connecting with certain people on my team. If you were me, what would you do?"
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