“When it is difficult to formulate a problem or find a solution to it, the situation can be comprehended with the help of visual images, taking paper and a pen and drawing a picture or diagram,” says the author of the book, the founder of an American consulting company, Dan Romem. And he talks about how to visually draw any task.
“When it is difficult to formulate a problem or find a solution to it, the situation can be comprehended with the help of visual images, taking paper and a pen and drawing a picture or diagram,” says the author of the book, the founder of an American consulting company, Dan Romem. And he talks about how to visually draw any task. It turns out that there is a universal model — six ways to see and six ways to show the problem, and generalizing the answers to them gives the desired solution. And most importantly, what Dan Romem insists on: it is not at all necessary to have artistic talent or education — it is enough to be able to depict a square, a circle, an arrow and the simplest, most sketchy little man. The effectiveness of the drawings is demonstrated in the book using examples of solving business problems, but due to their clarity, they are understandable even to the most distant person from business areas.
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