Developing Effective Problem Statements
TABLE 1-3: Problem statement do’s and don’ts
Essential Elements 1. Describe the ideal situation
Briefly summarize the problem
Identify symptoms of the problem
Describe the size and scope of the problem
Identify the consequences
Explain any other research or investigation that you may pursue
tions, let your audience know. Your understanding
Practice developing effective problem statements by writing a problem statement. Complete the following steps. 1. Get ready
The company also expected tour sales overall to increase by 5%
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The purpose of a problem statement is to:
A statement such as “Plans to add tours, develop our Web site, and expand staff are now on hold until we can solve this problem,” is an example of: