Creative Problem Solving
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In today’s fast-changing environment, many professionals feel stuck when facing complex challenges, relying on the same old solutions that no longer work. Teams often struggle with unfocused discussions, conflicting ideas, and “analysis paralysis.” Creative Problem Solving helps break that cycle by teaching a structured, human-centered approach to tackling problems with clarity, creativity, and confidence.
Inspired by principles from Design Thinking and tools like the 6 Thinking Hats, this course equips participants to uncover real needs, reframe problems, and generate fresh, actionable ideas. It empowers teams to think boldly, collaborate effectively, and turn challenges into opportunities for innovation and growth.
Inclusions: AM & PM snacks, lunch, worksheets, and a Certificate of Attendance
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When
May 20, 2026 | 8AM-5PM
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Where
Max's Jupiter, Makati (tentative)
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How Much
Php 5,000 6,500 per person
This course is ideal for:
Project managers or team leaders responsible for delivering solutions/innovation.
Cross-functional teams or innovation task forces who need to collaborate on new products/processes.
High-potential employees or new product developers who need foundational skills in ideation/analysis.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Apply a structured, human-centered approach to solving complex challenges.
Uncover root causes and reframe problems to find more effective solutions.
Use tools such as Design Thinking and the 6 Thinking Hats to generate creative, actionable ideas.
Lead focused brainstorming sessions and manage diverse perspectives productively.
Facilitate faster decision-making and build a team culture that values creativity and continuous improvement.
Course Overview
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE PROMO
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE PROMO ★
As a special promo for government employees, we are offering a rate of Php 2,800 per enrollee instead of the Php 6,500 regular rate, given the government guidelines on allowable seminar budget per day for government employees based on DBM Circular 596.