An unexpectedly successful application of Consult the Expert technique
We often feel lost outside our expertise, like an academician unsure about pricing a prime old property. That's where consult the expert technique comes in.
A problem solving technique shows a step by step sure way to solve a problem. It is a less abstract and more realistic way towards solving a problem.
A few examples of problem solving techniques are:
Not all the techniques are very novel and innovative. For example, problem breakdown technique is a natural way to solve large problems that many of you have applied.
Among these though a few deserves special mention.
We consider domain mapping technique as one of the most powerful broad-scoped problem solving techniques that can be applied to achieve highly unexpected positive results.
These are all general problem solving techniques to be used in daily lives. Apart from these solving math problems or brain teasers constantly require discovery and application of new problem solving techniques.
As you may guess, there may be a very large number of problem solving techniques that are just waiting to be discovered and used in a given problem situation.
This uncertainty gives rise to the main foundation of problem solving.
Discovery and use of a new problem solving technique PRIMARILY DEPENDS ON KEY PATTERN IDENTIFICATION AND CREATION OF A NEW METHOD.
We often feel lost outside our expertise, like an academician unsure about pricing a prime old property. That's where consult the expert technique comes in.
End analysis technique of problem solving often produces startlingly lucid solutions to math problems, brain teasers and even real life problems.
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