Thinking On The Job In The Webtext This Week

The Video Clip Thinking On The Job In The Webtext This Week Illustra

The video clip “Thinking on the Job” in the Webtext illustrates the importance of critical thinking in work contexts. • In your own words, describe what critical thinking involves. • Discuss a time in your work life when you needed to use critical thinking. How would you show a potential employer that you have solid critical thinking skills? • Find a resource online that helps people increase critical thinking skills, share it here, and give a brief description for your classmates. Under 100 WORDS

Paper For Above instruction

Critical thinking involves analyzing information logically, evaluating evidence critically, and making reasoned decisions. It requires questioning assumptions, identifying biases, and considering multiple perspectives to solve problems effectively. In my previous job as a customer service representative, I needed critical thinking to resolve a billing dispute where multiple factors were involved, such as account errors and customer concerns. To demonstrate my critical thinking skills to an employer, I would highlight examples of problem-solving, decision-making, and my ability to assess situations objectively. A helpful online resource is the Critical Thinking Web (https://philosophy.hku.hk/think), which offers exercises to enhance analytical and reasoning skills, valuable for professional growth.

References

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  • The Critical Thinking Web. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://philosophy.hku.hk/think
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