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Why is PROBLEM SOLVING losing relevance in the modern day?

PROBLEM SOLVING vs PROBLEM FINDING

Creative , heuristic skills possessed by an ARTIST are very much in demand in the modern day wherein users have access to information over the internet and social media.


Left brain capabilities of TECHNICIANS was the need of the hour in the Industrial Age where PROBLEM SOLVING was the most needed skill in the absence of freely available information.


The proliferation of the internet with freely available information has made RIGHT brain skills namely PROBLEM FINDING the need of the hour.

Thus PROBLEM SOLVING driven by LEFT brain capabilities has started losing its relevance and is slowly giving away to PROBLEM FINDING in the modern age of the internet.

Daniel Pink makes a mention of the same in his book Drive

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2 responses to “Why is PROBLEM SOLVING losing relevance in the modern day?”

  1. dipsviewpoints Avatar

    Reblogged this on Pile on Motivation.

  2. dolphinwrite Avatar

    I heard something the other day, and it seems to hold true: Almost all of our problems are a result of how we are, individually. I think the person who said this (one of many) saw peoole move towards their problems. For instance, bullies don’t usually go after strong and aware people. Distracted drivers have accidents. And we’ve heard others ask why do they always attract the wrong person. This, I see, can apply to jobs and opportunities.

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