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From Esther, Don, Jerry and others who’ve led the workshop:

Learn and practice a leader’s most valuable asset: the ability to think and act creatively. We believe that leadership is the key to building a healthy organization that can deal effectively with change. We teach that leadership is the ability to create an environment that enables everyone to contribute productively. We focus on process rather than procedure, on personal effectiveness rather than prescriptive strategies.

The Problem Solving Leadership workshop has been growing and changing since 1974 to meet the changing needs of people in the workplace. The fundamental principle, however, remains the same: a leader’s most valuable asset is the ability to think and act clearly, creatively, and congruently. This is what we teach.

Work on issues of most interest to you…and your organization. We have designed this workshop to be practical and applicable to the modern workplace. Your problems and concerns provide a frame of reference for all the workshop activities. At the end of the workshop, when you review your original learning objectives, you may very well discover that you have reframed the original problems and gained insight into the actual issues.

Through simulations and group activities, you will learn:
+ How to be a leader while being a member of a team.
+ How to focus your thinking while in chaos.
+ How to make change a productive, creative event.
+ How to build truly effective teams to design projects people really want to work on to observe exactly what is happening.
+ How to use tools of effective communication to handle conflict in problem-solving groups.

For more information, please visit https://www.congruentchange.com/problem-solving-leadership

From Stanly:

I learned about this workshop back in 2011 and finally got a seat in March 2014. What I experienced in the workshop has enabled me to see new ways of working with people and create change. Among those who’ve attended are tech leads, developers, testers, managers, executives, consultants, coaches and more. For many years, it is hosted in Albuquerque and in the US. For the first time, we’re bringing it to Asia. This is one of the volunteering initiatives in the once-in-a-blue-moon series, by Agile Singapore (and supported by past PSL students).

Some of the past PSL students in Asia. If you want to show your support by listing your name here, let me know:
- Stanly Lau (Singapore)
- Tomas Li, Yves Lin (Taiwan)
- Chokchai (Thailand)
- Lv Yi, Bob Jiang (China)
- Pyo Park (South Korea)
- Steven Mak (Hong Kong)