Question-based Management Ask questions to innovate forward VadiK Inventor Author Founder   His Majesty the QUESTION A well-posed question is more thought-provoking than a clever answer. Thought-provoking questions are designed to encourage deep thinking about the subject in question. Right questions can help prevent wrong actions and adjust strategic creativity and strategic thinking   When you ask searching questions, you innovate forward. When you have answers, you stagnate. ~ Vadim Kotelnikov   Run your company by questions, not by answers, to  get a better innovative culture. Ask a lot of value, strategy-, product-, process-, employee, organization-, customer -, market- and competition-related questions to stimulate conversation that results in innovation.       Strategy Formulation       Strategic questions inspire the search for and discovery of more effective and profitable solutions. 7 Routes To High Profits Question-based Management Jack Welch's 5 Strategic Questions Competitive Innovation Questioning Culture       Strategy Management       Play simulation games and experiment with opportunities, learn and adapt. Strategy Management Learning SWOT Questions Insightful Questions Awakening Questions Why? What If? Critical Question Analysis (CQA)       More Examples of Managerial Questions       How could we enhance our business portfolio to produce higher and more innovative value  for the customer? How the needs of our target customers are changing? How could we satisfy these new needs? How could we create new customer needs that our new product or service is best to satisfy? How could we get employees more enthusiastic about creating higher customer value and more loyal to our company? What could be improved radically in our processes? What are the next big breakthroughs in our and related industries? What do we do about the various new products our competitors are allegedly about to offer soon?   Creating Sustainable Profits: 9 Questions to Answer Management Questions by Peter Drucker Question for Self-Management     Examples of Question-based Management       GE Here are Jack Welch's 5 Strategic Questions you should ask to understand where your business is going: 1. What does your global competitive environment look like? 2. In the last three years, what have your competitors done? 3. In the same period, what have you done to them? 4. How might they attack you in the future? 5. What are your plans to leapfrog over them? Google "Innovation is not something that I just wake up one day and say 'I want to innovate.' I think you get a better innovative culture if you ask it as a question. So in the strategy process we've so far formulated 30 questions that we have to answer," said Eric Schmidt while being the Executive Chairman of Google. Here are some examples of questions:  What should we do with the cash we have? How do we make our AdSense product produce better content, not just lots of content? How we do make sure that in the area of video, that high-quality video is also monetized? What are the next big breakthroughs in search?   Keep learning forward. If you strop learning, you stop creating history and become history. VadiK Inventor Author Founder   VK-pedia is a super-feed for your genius and a Growth Mecca.  It contains information on boosters of highersight, genius inventiveness, super-creativity, super-intelligence, breakthroughs, entrepreneurial smartness, venturepreneurship, innovation A-Z/360, mega-achievements, and harmonious growth.   Master Keys Super-Keys Dance Up with Everything Growth Mecca Harmonology InnoBall (Innovation Brainball) Innompic Games Innompiology Super-Thinking: 5 Basic Elements Super-Creativity Super-Conscious Thinking Super-Intelligence Super-Smartness Super-Gamification