Train Your Jiatama, Basic Thinking Skills
Publication Date: December 2007
List Price 1,760 JPY (10% consumption tax included)
ISBN：9784492555989 / Size：H188mm × W130mm / Hardcover / 232 pages
A big seller with more than 260,000 copies* in 25 editions, with repeated reprints since its publication in 2007! This book is a classic for learning Fermi Estimation, which is essential for improving business thinking skills.
*Including electronic version and audiobook version
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Overview
Real smartness, or "Jiatama," is the ability to think, which is the basis of any problem-solving process. This book will help you develop the ability to think "simple" from the "conclusion" and the "whole" using "Fermi Estimation," which is the standard for interview questions.
Rights sold: Simplified Chinese
Rights sold: Simplified Chinese
Table of Contents
- Chapter 1: What is "Jiatama"?
- Chapter 2: What is "Fermi Estimation"?
Chapter 3: How to train Jiatama with Fermi Estimation
Chapter 4: How to Apply Fermi Estimation to Business
Chapter 5: Thinking from the Conclusion: Hypothetical Thinking Skills
Chapter 6: Thinking from the Whole: Framework Thinking Skills
Chapter 7: Thinking Simply: Abstraction Thinking Skills
Chapter 8: The Base of Jiatama
Chapter 9: To further develop Jiatama
Author Profile
Isao Hosoya
Isao Hosoya is a business consultant. After working for Toshiba Corporation, he engaged in business reform consulting at Ernst & Young, Cap Gemini, and other U.S., French, and Japanese consulting firms. In recent years, he has been giving lectures and seminars on problem-solving and thinking skills to companies, various organizations, and universities in Japan and abroad. His major publications include "Analogy Thinking" and "The Problem-Solving Dilemma" (Toyo Keizai Inc.).
（Information is current at the time of publishing.）
Isao Hosoya is a business consultant. After working for Toshiba Corporation, he engaged in business reform consulting at Ernst & Young, Cap Gemini, and other U.S., French, and Japanese consulting firms. In recent years, he has been giving lectures and seminars on problem-solving and thinking skills to companies, various organizations, and universities in Japan and abroad. His major publications include "Analogy Thinking" and "The Problem-Solving Dilemma" (Toyo Keizai Inc.).
（Information is current at the time of publishing.）
