Before enrolling, take a short self-assessment to evaluate your current skills and experience in this area. The questions are designed to help you reflect on how confidently you apply these skills in real workplace situations.
Based on your responses, you’ll receive guidance on whether this course is the right next step for you or if your current level already meets the expectations. Once you complete the assessment, you can proceed to explore the course details and decide if this learning experience will add real value to your development.
In fast-paced work environments, professionals often fall into the trap of treating the symptoms of a problem rather than curing the disease. This leads to recurring execution failures and wasted resources. This data-driven, 2-day program equips professionals with robust frameworks to turn recurring performance issues into structured, actionable improvement plans. Participants will learn how to accurately frame problems, conduct deep Root Cause Analysis (RCA), make objective decisions using data-based thinking, and conduct Potential Problem Analysis (PPA) to anticipate and mitigate future risks before they occur.
By the end of this 2-day course, participants will be able to:
Define and frame workplace problems accurately, separating observable facts from assumptions and opinions.
Conduct systematic Root Cause Analysis (RCA) to uncover the fundamental drivers of execution and performance issues.
Apply structured decision-making matrices to evaluate alternatives objectively based on business data and organizational priorities.
Develop actionable corrective plans and conduct Potential Problem Analysis (PPA) to build robust contingencies for future execution.
2 Days (Face-to-Face) | 4 Sessions × 3 Hours (Virtual)
Day 1: Deconstructing the Issue – Definition & Root Cause
Module 1: The Anatomy of a Problem
Module 2: Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
Day 2: Taking Action – Decision Making & Future Proofing
Module 3: Structured Decision Making
Module 4: Corrective Action & Potential Problem Analysis (PPA)