[–] java-man 7y ago ↗ This is actually a very good question to ask anybody: engineers, managers, marketing, designers...Too often I find that, within a single organization, different people working on the same project are solving totally different problems. [–] seagertp 7y ago ↗ So true.When I ask "What problem are you trying to solve?" most of the engineers I talk with can't explain it at all. They're so solutions focused, they may as well be saying, "But these go up to eleven."
[–] seagertp 7y ago ↗ So true.When I ask "What problem are you trying to solve?" most of the engineers I talk with can't explain it at all. They're so solutions focused, they may as well be saying, "But these go up to eleven."
[–] JSeymourATL 7y ago ↗ Related: Peter Diamandis - Problems Are Goldmines > https://www.diamandis.com/blog/problems-are-goldmines [–] seagertp 7y ago ↗ sounds right to me
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[ 2.4 ms ] story [ 35.1 ms ] threadToo often I find that, within a single organization, different people working on the same project are solving totally different problems.
When I ask "What problem are you trying to solve?" most of the engineers I talk with can't explain it at all. They're so solutions focused, they may as well be saying, "But these go up to eleven."