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Solving difficult problems well typically involves some form of root cause analysis. A novice looking at a broken thing may decide to simply replace it and move
by bob1029 3y ago
Solving difficult problems well typically involves some form of root cause analysis. A novice looking at a broken thing may decide to simply replace it and move on with the day. You can mindlessly replace widgets very rapidly. A master looking at the same might be more inclined to ask "why" a few times and set up some additional calls with the customer.
I don't think this really has anything to do with "intelligence" as much as it does patience.
- jibalt 3y agoThe article (did anyone here read it?) explains in some detail how it has to do with intelligence.