Building a knowledge structure is the basic activity of personal knowledge management.

 

Personal knowledge and skills are prerequisites for achieving the goal

Before meArticleI have talked a lot about the collection and analysis of knowledge, the application of knowledge, and the transfer of knowledge. The basis of Personal Knowledge Management is personal time management. Another important aspect is to establish your own knowledge system and knowledge base. Personal plans and time management have set up their own goals.Personal Knowledge Management is the personal knowledge and skills required to achieve these goals.To achieve these goals, you need to clearly understand the knowledge system, draw knowledge maps, and guide you to achieve your ultimate personal goals.

The two are inseparable from the anchor and Epiphany. Without the accumulation of progressive learning, there will be no qualitative changes in the final epiphany. We need to pay attention to the ways and methods of doing things, and the process is step-by-step. Xuehai has no knowledge, and the technology industry has a specialization. It is difficult for each of us to master and understand all the knowledge. Even in a specific field such as project management, it will still involve cost management and quality, it is very difficult to grasp all the requirements, operations, statistics, and other aspects.

The knowledge structure is trunk

This leads to the core content that I want to talk about today. How can I learn from such a huge knowledge base? What I want to emphasize here is to first find the major and direction you are most concerned about, and improve your knowledge structure and knowledge map based on these professional directions, then, we will continue to improve the details of the knowledge structure in the future work and practice.If you use a big tree to compare your knowledge, you should not drill too deep into a certain knowledge point after determining your own goals and directions. Instead, you should improve the trunk of the entire tree as soon as possible, the knowledge structure of the trunk is ready.Don't think about all the leaves in the future, and wait until the specific practices and applications are gradually improved..We only need to clarify the trunk, so we can quickly find the learning path and direction when we need to learn the knowledge of the leaf in the future, quickly complete the learning process of knowledge. If we are not clear about the entire trunk at the beginning, it is very easy for us to take a lot of detours when we encounter new knowledge and new technologies, in other words, we are still tracing and supplementing the trunk when we are about to leave leaves. If we are wrong, we need to re-find the new trunk, after the leaves are picked, the accumulated trunk is lost. When new leaves are needed, the trunk is supplemented. Looking back, we often look at the process of learning. The learning process does not have a good summary and accumulation. No matter how long the learning takes, it is emergency. At the end, we still cannot figure out the tree trunk. We can't see the entire tree trunk. When we want a new leaf, we naturally have no underhead.

The branches and trunk can reach the leaves.

Therefore, improving the self-knowledge structure is an important part of knowledge management. Many of us rely too much on search engines, but many of our problems can be answered through search engines. However, we must have a similar experience, that is, using a search engine, we are constantly searching and trying, and it takes a lot of time to solve the problem. The reason for these phenomena is that the search engine often finds the leaf directly after a search, and does not tell you how to reach the leaf through the trunk and branches. That is to say, the current search engine cannot help you establish your own knowledge system and knowledge map. What it tells you is the answer and result of the question, usually, you will not be notified of the solution and the steps you follow. Sometimes we can also see that Google searches for the answer to the same question. When someone else quickly solves the problem and does not find the answer, people with a well-developed knowledge structure tend to trace back the branches and trunks in front of the leaves to find more valuable keywords, which may be one of the reasons.

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