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B101: Lesson 20: Reporting Problems and Solutions to a Manager

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B101: Lesson 20: Reporting Problems and Solutions to a Manager
 

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Core terms for problem solving

by The Royal Visions
1

The main, underlying reason why a problem happened.

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To happen again (usually referring to a problem).

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To come across a problem unexpectedly.

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A temporary, fast solution to a problem that is not permanent.

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To put a plan or a solution into action.

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To look into a problem carefully to find the facts and the cause.

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To stop something bad from happening in the future.

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The negative effect or consequence a problem has on the business.

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To formally suggest a plan or an idea to fix a problem.

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To find and fix errors in software, machinery, or systems.

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To successfully fix or solve a problem.

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To give or set aside money for a specific purpose (like fixing a problem).

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To move forward or continue with a plan.

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A fix that is permanent and will last a long time.

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A minor technical error or fault in a software system.

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To think of many ideas or solutions quickly, often with a team.

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The financial plan or the amount of money available to fix something.

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The regular, everyday functioning and activities of a business.

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To officially tell your manager about a problem, status, or update.

20

A carefully planned method or action to achieve a goal or solve a complex problem.

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