3 Ways To Master Analytical Thinking Without Breaking A Sweat

I am going to teach you 3 Ways To Master Analytical Thinking Without Breaking A Sweat. Using Analytical thinking I am going to teach you how to answer a Google interview question about piano tuners using analytical thinking in 3 easy steps.

Together we will work on solving a classic Google interview question - How many piano tuners are there in New York City?

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[benjamindavies]

Your thinking process was really an eye-opener for me! It was actually an aha moment to problem-solving in programming! Thanks man

[stephencarlsbad]

Get one assumption wrong and it could blow your estimation waaay off course...

[poslacionitakam]

I was half way watching the video thinking to myself that I really couldnt grasp the concept of it. Thank god looking at the comments made me feel Im not alone. I lost it at when he was spewing random numbers out of nowhere and it ended up confusing me. I got the the part where he chunks the logical steps to be used though

[lokeshkhatri]

Plot twist : he is a part time piano tuner and
worries about the competion of work in city.

[lyndonwatson]

I would have googled piano tuners in New York City and called all of them and asked how many pianos did they turn last year.

[SachinPatel-dlrs]

Thank you for making this video, I find it very informative, just what I was looking for...

[DavidRodriguez-szxf]

Households in New York City are less likely to have pianos that need to be tuned due to the fact that most people in new york city do not live on the first floor of buildings, so having a grand piano or baby grand piano would not be ideal over an electric keyboard. Love the way of thinking tho would have never thought to turn the google question mathimatical!

[karthickv]

Great Teaching brother! There"s a one thing missing, , , That is Attitude, Just Teach with a enthusiasm And A Smile :)

[blckstarbeautypurpleprint]

I never thought of it as a skill. Struggled as a child and still today. It slows me down. nerve wracking.

[pragauskas]

I like this ! I would include that NYC could have a little bit more pianos or tuners since that’s where the Broadway shows are and I image that they have more pianos needing to be tuned !!

[reizer]

For me is how a particular thing or problem works. Then using my theories I know to help me solve them. Finding the available resources to use. Then application of trial and error and what's best and safest. Lastly, conclusion and remember everything to use them in the future like what to prevent and what are do's and dont's. This is me everyday of my life like I enjoy solving even a single drop of bird poop on the window. I'm nerd and always like being alone and reserved. but "who cares how many piano tuners are there in a certain area, right?"

[Patricioordonez]

Today the word Analytical Thinking come to my Life and then I Critically analyze what that means into a found answer I be an auto technician you need to be A really strong and analytical thinker

[mabelsaab]

I am Mabel Saab, let me  first of all thank you for the video, you are excellent in your teaching,   and it is well taken. Continue to be excellent in teaching the easy 3 ways To Master Analytical Thinking Without Breaking A Sweat. I love this Course and the presentation. bless.

[effdishi]

Subscribed. These are the content I'm looking for. Clear, direct, concise, solves a real question, and has visuals. You did a good job 👏🏼

[AlexDeLarge]

This sounds just like deductive reasoning.

[christiangab]

Thank you ! your video is really clear and concise ^^

[k.]

so analytical thinking is math, oh boy... merging left brain with the right brain thinking is going to be harder than I thought..

[ingridaberdeenmitchelson]

I guessed 70, 14 away.
I used demographics to determine likelynesses to determine fairness of a likely acquired skill

[hosamorfali]

Very informative, thank you for sharing man

[menglin]

The issue with having too many "layers" is that you chain inaccuracies and assumptions together. So if one layer is inaccurate or had the wrong assumption, the end answer will inherit that inaccuracy