a. Problem Solving

How do you usually begin solving a problem?(Required)

I recognize familiar issues and variables I've seen before.

I connect past experiences to new problems and identify common elements.

I examine complex, unfamiliar issues and pinpoint contradictory variables.

How do you approach gathering information to solve a problem?(Required)

I rely on my past experience and knowledge.

I seek out sources beyond what I already know.

I use advanced or unfamiliar research methods to explore complex problems.

What does your analysis process look like?(Required)

I determine potential common reasons based on familiar problems.

I identify multiple causes of new issues using the information I’ve gathered.

I analyze problems using assessments and synthesize findings through standard research methods.

How do you approach creating solutions?(Required)

I troubleshoot based on past experiences with similar issues.

I generate several solution options for multi-step problems.

I develop many solutions for complex problems using substantial research.

Once you've decided on a solution, what do you typically do?(Required)

I implement best-practice solutions for common problems.

I choose and apply a solution for problems with multiple causes.

I implement and iterate solutions where no clear best choice exists.

How do you reflect on your problem-solving success?(Required)

I assess whether familiar solutions worked.

I evaluate outcomes using external standards.

I assess complex solutions where effectiveness isn’t obvious or measurable.

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Skill Average (Auto-Calculated Out of 3)

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BUILDING - Problem Solving

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ENHANCING - Problem Solving

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PROFICIENT - Problem Solving

Problem Solving - Skills Finder