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Problems

Notes

We can divide problems based on their level of Complexity

  1. Simple - usually comes with basic instructions, that after several times you have enough experience to do them easily and automatically, like baking a cake. Habit formation
  2. Hard - like flying a missile to space, it requires a lot of knowledge, cooperation and timing from many people, but usually once you crack the task, its easier to implement the next time.
  3. Complicated - similar to hard, but succeeding once doesn't make it (completely) easier the next time, like raising a child. Surely there are some best practices, but you can't replicate the process and get the same result.

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🔼Topic:: problem management ↩️Origin:: The Checklist Manifesto (book) 🔗Link::

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