Problem navigation
Problem navigation is consciously moving through a complex problem: from recognizing the situation, through a dependency map, to choosing the next step.
Definition
Is a practical concept Guru Element. It means understanding the problem before there is a solution: establishing facts, boundaries, stakeholders, causes, effects and points of influence. It is especially useful when the problem has multiple layers.
Key ideas
Missing key ideas.
Practice and life
Draw the problem as a map: center, causes, effects, people, resources and blockers. Mark one place with little traffic.
Common misunderstanding
It is a mistake to jump to solutions without having any knowledge of the field. The second mistake is creating too detailed a map that blocks the operation.
Questions for self-reflection
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Sources
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