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September 29, 2006 by Bakkouz  
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The Ultimate Problem Solving Flowchat:

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  1. Bino on Fri, 29th Sep 2006 12:45 pm 

    One of our professors in uni had this on his office door. Except it said ‘bastard’ instead of idiot :)

  2. jameed on Fri, 29th Sep 2006 2:54 pm 

    and i saw it before but will be printing it out and adding it in my office next to the picture of the homeless person holding a sign that reads “need cash for alcohol research” and the “iyas rules” banner a colleague printed for me the other day :D

  3. MommaBean on Fri, 29th Sep 2006 3:26 pm 

    May I admit that this really is more of a “boy” flowchart for problem solving? At the risk of being bashed for being sexist, it seems to me that the male population is the one that’s always trying to “fix” electronics and what not. This seems to be proportionally true when the male in question has no actual knowledge of the gadget. Reminds me of when El 3atal tried to “fix” our baby monitor. It was the TV style and he decided that since the reception wasn’t good, he needed a signal booster. Surely inserting a screwdriver was the right option. He fried the thing and we never were able to replace it with one that worked half as well. Me, I would have simply tried moving it… Call it a “girl” thing. :)

  4. Haytham on Fri, 29th Sep 2006 3:40 pm 

    Nice one

    I’m going to give to my boss (I think he needs something like that)

    Thanks man

  5. bakkouz on Fri, 29th Sep 2006 6:05 pm 

    You actualy have an “Iyah Rules” Banner? :D

  6. Naryat on Sat, 30th Sep 2006 11:03 am 

    He he…
    Works for a good Boss too!
    i liked the part “can you blame some one else?”
    i told you, it works well at work! :-D

  7. Sharifo on Mon, 2nd Oct 2006 2:12 am 

    Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahaha!!
    I loved it !!
    Great site, keep it up !!

  8. Charles - The Success Secrets Guy on Sat, 31st May 2008 11:23 pm 

    With all creative problem solving, as I have found, part of the “problem” is how we DEFINE the “problem”. When a person says, “problem” for many people, this word means an excuse to become overwhelmed or, at worst, to give up. Change the label and change the experience. Instead of calling something a “problem” why not call it a: situation, challenge, creative opportunity, test-from-God, spiritual barbells and dumbbells or any host of positive alternatives. Why make “problem” a PROBLEM?

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