Social science Justin Mori : "Mathematical Formula" Thinking of Work

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No matter how hard you try, multiply by "0" and the result is 0! Even the author, who worked for McKinsey & Company after receiving a doctorate degree in nuclear engineering at the University of Tokyo and became the president of the American Regional Headquarters of Enplus, a company listed in the Prime of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, had a bitter experience of reducing the value of a material to 0 due to a minor misdescription. Now, he says, "When thinking about work and human relationships, I use 『 Mathematical 』 as an important component. For example, [work priority] = (importance) x (urgency) + (desire). Mathematical formulas are simple, so you can see the most important elements and problems, and it is easier to find opportunities to improve the situation. It is easier to share information because it can be conveyed to others in an easy-to-understand way." For example. ● Credibility = Reliability x Veracity ● Ability to propose = (content of proposal) x (method of proposal) ● Analytical power = Hypothesis-building power x information-gathering power x sense of axis setting ● Analyzing power = Hypothesis-building power x information-gathering power x sense of axis setting ● The key is the "decomposition" step. Everything is observed separately ● From the viewpoint of "What happens when you change the order?", we teach techniques to solve problems logically ×NEMAWASHI