Problem Solving Techniques Quotes

“Solving a complicated problem can be frustrating. You can have good problem solving skills, but sometimes a problem seems like it has no solution. Nevertheless, never give up.”
― Eraldo Banovac

“Many books describe different problem solving techniques, but solving complicated problems in reality is not so easy.”
― Eraldo Banovac

“Human brain is a tool, which have answers of every questions.”
― Saad Shah

“Troubleshooting is a form of advance problem solving, which few people excel in performing. Troubleshooting is a logical, systematic search for the source of a problem, where the symptoms of a problem in a complex system can have many possible causes. Problem solvers rely upon prior experience to determine the potential causes, and employ the process of elimination to detect the actual causes of a problem. The troubleshooter must always look for the simplest solution while considering the possibility that there is more than one fault. Every organization needs a person whom is adept at troubleshooting, analyzing, and resolving problem with an ingenious solution, or novel argument. A person who can see multiple sides to any dilemma, and structure a series of useful elucidations for consideration possesses an optimistic nature.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“Active Listening facilitates problem-solving by the child. We know that people do a better job of thinking a problem through and toward a solution when they can “talk it out” as opposed to merely thinking about it. Because Active Listening is so effective in facilitating talking, it helps a person in his search for solutions to his problems. Everybody had heard such expressions as “Let me use you as a sounding board” or “I’d like to kick this problem around with you” or “Maybe it would help me to talk it out with you.”
― Dr. Thomas Gordon

“Conventional thinking teaches us that constraints fetter the creative mind. The big advantage of working within strict constraints is that it will FOCUS your thinking. Thinking inside the box is about creating parameters that limit the scope. It will fire up the problem-solving part of the brain to fill your empty box with new ideas, and work to find a solution.”
― Leena Patel, Raise Your Innovation IQ: 21 Ways to Think Differently During Times of Change

“There are three methods of solving problem, first try to change the circumstance completely, second if you can't change the circumstance completely than at least try to improve the circumstance and last if you unable do the both than change your point of view toward the problem.”
― Narendra Singh Dhami

“Rather than worrying, figure out what you can change. Rather than panicking, which takes a significant amount of energy and is destructive anyway, start thinking about how to solve the issue that provoked the initial worry.”
― Michael Contento, The Bottom Line: What You Need For Success In Business, Leadership And Life