What is a think tank?

Think tanks refer to consulting and research institutions specializing in developmental research. It brings together experts and scholars from various disciplines and uses their wisdom and talents to provide satisfactory or optimized solutions for the development of social economy and other fields. It is an indispensable part of modern leadership management system.

Its main task is to provide advice, make suggestions for decision makers, judge operations and propose various designs; Feedback information, follow up the investigation and study of the implementation plan, and feed back the operation results to the decision-making level for rectification;

Make a diagnosis, study the causes of the problem according to the current situation, and find the crux of the problem; Forecast the future, use various methods from different angles, and put forward various forecasting schemes for decision makers to choose.

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The basic composition of a think tank:

Advocate of principle:

Carnegie, the founder of American steel company, once said, "Take all my factories, equipment, markets and funds. As long as I keep my members, I will still be the king of steel in four years. " Carnegie, who likes to create wealth and share it with others, can be said to be an advocate of the principle of think tanks.

Membership:

A think tank is a group of two or more people who work hard for the same goal with a harmonious attitude and positive spirit.

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