Pick a time in your life when you approached a project in a systems thinking way. How would systems thinking help you?

Response: Systems thinking is basically the process of acknowledging how things within an organization interact with one another before deciding how to best approach a problem to solve it. It is the process of understanding how things influence one another as part of a whole (FutureLearn, n.d.).

Each day, in my current position, I am faced with decision-making, the results of which impact multiple people and departments differently. For instance, one of my many responsibilities is a QC inspection, which requires me to visit a remodeled home after the completion of renovations to verify the work is completed adequately and satisfactorily. Because of the many stages involved in flipping houses, there can be time constraints. Typically, this qc inspection is expected to occur within 24 hours of completing the reno. This way, if there are issues, the contractor can return to remedy a situation in a timely manner. If there are no issues, the property can be prepared for the listing stage, in which case a photographer is involved as well as other departments within my company. If I were to decide at the last minute that I didn't want to or couldn't for any reason fit it into my schedule, then multiple departments are impacted in various ways. By knowing each cog the machine, and what each is responsible for, I can prioritize tasks throughout the day to lessen the burden on other departments.

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