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| Types of Problems |
Types of Problems
Problems can vary in importance, in degree of difficulty, and in degree of urgency.
Problems can be mechanical, biological, or logical in nature. Problems can involve a single person, a group of people, or a whole nation.
When you are faced with an urgent problem, your first instinct is often to dig in and start working on it. However, it is prudent to take a few moments to analyze and classify a problem before trying to solve it.
Problems can vary in importance, in degree of difficulty, and in degree of urgency.
Problems can be mechanical, biological, or logical in nature. Problems can involve a single person, a group of people, or a whole nation.
When you are faced with an urgent problem, your first instinct is often to dig in and start working on it. However, it is prudent to take a few moments to analyze and classify a problem before trying to solve it.
