(highlight:: There are a lot of ways to think about a problem’s scope and come up with a reasonably narrow definition of it. Some questions to help you gain a better sense include:
• In the best case scenario, how would solving this problem improve the world?
• Who would be helped by solving this problem? How many people/animals are affected by it?
• Does this organization/company tackle an entire problem or one part of it? What part exactly?)
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(highlight:: Some questions to help you determine a problem’s significance are:
• Are there any estimates of how many people are affected by this condition/problem? Could you point me to them?
• Could solving one problem help solve adjacent problems or lead to impact in other contexts?
• How do people today currently deal with this? What do outcomes usually look like for projects in this domain?)
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(highlight:: There are a lot of ways to think about a problem’s scope and come up with a reasonably narrow definition of it. Some questions to help you gain a better sense include:
• In the best case scenario, how would solving this problem improve the world?
• Who would be helped by solving this problem? How many people/animals are affected by it?
• Does this organization/company tackle an entire problem or one part of it? What part exactly?)
- View Highlight
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(highlight:: Some questions to help you determine a problem’s significance are:
• Are there any estimates of how many people are affected by this condition/problem? Could you point me to them?
• Could solving one problem help solve adjacent problems or lead to impact in other contexts?
• How do people today currently deal with this? What do outcomes usually look like for projects in this domain?)
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