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The Peter Principle Reversed (The Dilbert Principle)
Discuss the concept of the Peter Principle in reverse, often referred to as The Dilbert Principle, where employees are promoted to a level of incompetence, but this time with a humorous twist.
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Explain the Overton Window as a mental model for understanding the range of ideas or policies deemed acceptable by society.Describe how it can be applied to strategy and public opinion.
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Elaborate on the Zeigarnik Effect as a mental model for task management.Explain how unfinished tasks tend to occupy the mind more than completed ones and its implications for productivity.
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Explain the Einstellung Effect as a mental model for problem-solving.Describe how preconceived ideas or solutions can hinder finding more effective alternatives.
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Detail the Scarcity Principle as a mental model for marketing and sales.Explain how creating a perception of scarcity can influence consumer behavior and increase demand.
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Elaborate on the Circle of Competence as a mental model for recognizing one's areas of expertise.Discuss the importance of staying within this circle when making business decisions.
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Explain second-order thinking as a mental model for anticipating consequences beyond the immediate outcome of decisions.Describe how it can help in making more informed and nuanced decisions.
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Detail the Jevons Paradox as a mental model for resource consumption.Discuss how improvements in efficiency can paradoxically lead to increased consumption.
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Discuss the Cognitive Dissonance Theory as a mental model for understanding how people rationalize conflicting beliefs or actions.Explain how it can affect decision-making in business.
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Elaborate on the Dunning-Kruger Effect as a mental model for self-assessment.Describe how individuals with low competence tend to overestimate their abilities.
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