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Conceptual Blockbusting: A Guide to Better Ideas, Fourth Edition 平装

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语言 ‏ : ‎ 英语
平装 ‏ : ‎ 224页
ISBN ‏ : ‎ 0738205370
品牌 ‏ : ‎ Basic Books
尺寸 ‏ : ‎ 14.61 x 1.91 x 23.5 cm

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非常好的书

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好书，细细研读，代码大全作者推荐

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《编程珠玑》里作者推荐的！

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homedaddy

Should be Required Reading for All Disciplines

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This book has been useful to me for over 20 years in how to set about solving problems in design, engineering, creation, and interpersonal differences. I've used its principles in marketing, videography, graphic design, copywriting, leatherworking, landscaping, team building, and many other activities. It's helped me look past my biases and preconceptions, yet still trust my gut. Finally, it even makes a point most people overlook: what appears to be a problem may not actually be one (saving lots of time and possible discord). I lost my copy years ago and just ordered a new one last week. I want to show it to my boss.

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Ben Brink

Excellent book. Jim Adams had just written his first ...

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Excellent book. Jim Adams had just written his first edition, when I took (and TAed) his problem solving course at Stanford about 38 years ago. Many years later, I am doing some adjunct teaching in entrepreneurship. I am now using the 4th edition (he is working on a 5th) for a new class I am writing on creativity and entrepreneurship. This edition has all the insight from the first--but updated to keep it fresh.

Raymond Buettner

Simply Excellent

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The author does an excellent job of exposing the reader to alternative strategies to both enhance the qualities of one's ideas and to navigate around intellectual road blocks. I have used this book in courses for Masters and Doctoral students and send it as a gift to my interns since it is a great reference to have on the shelf when one needs to find a fresh approach. Short and to the point this is not an academic treatise so much as a secret weapon for the problem solvers in government and industry!

S. Thomas

Cultivate Your Thinking!

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My dad gave me a copy of this book for Christmas in 1978 when I was a junior in college. I enjoyed reading it then, and I've read it numerous times since. I can say now with some length of perspective that in my opinion it's a definitive classic on this topic and I'd say it is probably the most influential single book in my engineering career. It's enabled me to think of things of that no one else does, and more often than not it's because of ideas I picked up here. The solutions are enduring too. The nine-dot problem, the ping-pong ball in the tube, the spacecraft panels opening without a damper are examples I think back to when faced with technical challenges that have no apparent easy answer.

I cringe inside when people want and push for systematic and methodical ways to solve problems. It's almost a religon to some that the pretense of an imagined rigor akin to mathematical proof will always lead them to "correct" answers. It's not that those methods are wrong but they're quite incomplete and tend to only reinforce the mental blocks you already have.

If you want to unconfine your thinking and leverage the power of both halves of your brain, then put this book in your cart, buy it, and read it.

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AmySuzanneJ

Very helpful

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I found this book to be very helpful with expanding my abilities to think creatively. I think that, as we work our way through the school mill and then on in to jobs, a lot of our natural creativity is pushed to the background. We learn to get things right - whatever right is. Making mistakes becomes bad. This book helped me recognize my own unwillingness to have what might be considered bad ideas. It helped me become a little more exploratory in my thinking.

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