Capella University
PHI_FPX 1200
Professor Name
November 2024
Personal Philosophy of Problem-Solving
Decision making is one of the skills that is highly required in a society that changes dynamically. It is necessary to apply the received for managing difficulties in the worst situations on the individual and professional levels. This approach to solving problems should become my philosophy so that the corresponding level of confidence, flexibility, and effectiveness can be achieved in any sphere of human life.
Current Approach to Solve Problems
In problem-solving, I involved critical thinking skills, communication skills, and creative thinking. Initially, I attempt a division of the problem into numerous sections then try to establish the reasons behind the problem although not the consequences, I try to be as neutral as possible. I do open up communication and talk to people outside the project team so that they do not feel left out.
The Use of an Example to Resolve a Problem
Let me use an example from my own life, for instance, when my younger brother nearly fell from extreme chest pain and shortness of breath. Soon I learned the ways she assaulted her symptoms, how to call an ambulance, and maintain her in the best position. Therefore, I applied good communication to pass positive information about her medical condition to the paramedics. On the other hand, an innovative mindset enabled one to take a closer look at the screen of an online first aid guide to tend to the scene till assistance arrived.
Why I Approach Problem Solving in the Way Described
The current problem-solving approach has therefore been developed by professional practice informed by the education attained. From my academic training, I acquired critical thinking, good communication skills as well as creative thinking. Another major asset of mine is tremendous time management skills as they enable me to solve tasks and deadlines quickly and solve problems.
