Measuring and improving problem solving skills can be done through self-assessment, feedback, learning, and practice. For self-assessment, use tools such as quizzes, surveys, or checklists to evaluate your own skills and identify strengths and weaknesses. Seek feedback from your team, peers, managers, or mentors on your problem solving performance and ask them for specific examples and suggestions on how to improve. Additionally, seek opportunities to learn new problem solving techniques, tools, or strategies from books, courses, webinars, podcasts, or blogs. Practice your problem solving skills in different contexts by volunteering for roles that require problem solving skills or participating in problem solving activities with your team or colleagues. Finally, review and analyze case studies or best practices of problem solving in your field or industry.