Question
When presented with a challenging problem, how do you
typically approach it?Solution
When presented with a challenging problem, it's important to gather as much information as possible before making a decision. This means seeking input and advice from others who may have different perspectives and expertise. While intuition and creativity can be useful, it's important to have a well-informed approach to solving complex problems. Research and relying on knowledge and experience can also be helpful, but seeking input and advice from others is a crucial step in problem-solving.
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