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THE 7 PROBLEM-SOLVING QUESTIONS

For expertise in the area of problem-solving, we began with the 7 Meaning Detection Questions (#1), the added the 7 Features in the Structure of a Problem (#2).п╠Б∙░ Now we’re ready for the 7 Problem-Solving Questions.п╠Б∙░ These are the questions that you can use in an actual problem-solving conver

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THE 7 PROBLEM-SOLVING

QUESTIONS

For expertise in the area of problem-solving, we began with the 7 Meaning Detection Questions (#1), the added the 7 Features in the Structure of a Problem (#2). Now we’re ready for the 7 Problem-Solving Questions. These are the questions that you can use in an actual problem-solving conversation to go inside to the heart of the problem (its meanings) and facilitate rapid problem solving. While it’s best to ask these questions sequentially, you will inevitably have to ask some of them several times. It is the iteration of the questions that flushes out the real problem. This is especially true for questions #1 and #2; for #5, #6, and #7.

The Seven Problem-Solving Questions

1) What is the problem?