‘Cake Rocket Child’: A problem typology tool - NPC
3. A better understanding of the problems they’re trying to solve
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Finding the best path to your desired outcome is what researchers call an “ill-structured problem”—also commonly called a “wicked problem.” Ill-structured problems are defined by having many solutions. There are no right or wrong answers, only better or worse ones. Much of the work when tackling an ill-structured problem is framing the problem itse
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According to Roam, you can classify any problem into six problem clusters: Who and what problems—challenges that relate to things, people, and roles How much problems—challenges that relate to measuring and counting When problems—challenges that relate to scheduling and timing
