Hi everyone!!! Does anyone have experience using online courses to develop problem solving skills? I would be interested in hearing your recommendations on this.

Greetings, I recently ran into the same issue and found a great resource. There are tons of courses and materials there for problem solving skills training , ranging from basic techniques to more complex strategies. I've reviewed a few of them and have really been pleased with them. They have really helped me develop effective strategies and approaches to dealing with difficult situations. If you have any questions or need help choosing a course, get in touch - we're here to support each other in learning and developing skills!

Hi. Yes, learning how to problem solve can be done, and it is an important skill in both your personal and professional life.

Sometimes the key to finding a solution lies in exploring new lines of thinking. Have you ever tried to get information from people outside your usual circle? Fresh perspectives can often shed light on blind spots we may have missed. Also, don't underestimate the power of patience and persistence. Problem solving is rarely a linear process; it often involves failure and moments of uncertainty.

Hello. For my own self-development I use mobile learning with iSpring Learn LMS. I faced a similar problem in developing my problem solving skills, feeling stuck in a rut despite my best efforts. Then I decided to try mobile learning and it completely changed my approach. Thanks to iSpring Learn LMS, I have access to a wide range of online courses and resources right at my fingertips www.ispringsolutions.com/solutions/mobile-learning-software . I could study at my own pace, anytime and anywhere, which was incredibly convenient. Additionally, gamified elements and quizzes made the learning process fun and engaging. As I delved deeper into topics such as critical thinking and decision making, I began to notice improvements in my problem-solving abilities. The short lessons and real-life examples provided practical ideas that I could apply directly to my tasks at work.