problem-solving
Coverage of problem-solving in the Nexus archive.
- Why the People Who Could Fix It Are the First to Leave
The article explores why individuals capable of solving problems are often the first to leave. It references a post from Hackingleadership.com and a Hacker News comment thread, though no specific details about the reasons or case studies are provided in the given content.
- Standing out in a crowded workplace, By Yemi Adetayo
The article emphasizes the importance of proactive problem-solving and value creation to stand out in the workplace, advising employees to create opportunities rather than wait for them. It highlights that visibility comes from enhancing team performance and organizational effectiveness, not just being busy.
- Is there any merit to the advice to ‘sleep on it?’ New research suggests our dreams may help problem-solve
Recent studies by dream researchers suggest that the advice to 'sleep on it' may have scientific merit, as dreams could aid in problem-solving.
- 20 animals that are a lot smarter than most people give them credit for
The article highlights that intelligence in the animal kingdom manifests in diverse forms such as tool use, problem-solving, self-recognition, deception, and long-term memory, often found in unexpected species.
- Bumblebees have tiny brains but they can solve problems like chimps and elephants
New research suggests bumblebees, despite having tiny brains, can spontaneously solve problems similar to animals like chimpanzees and elephants. The study highlights their problem-solving abilities comparable to larger-brained species.
- Bombas co-founder David Heath’s American dream is helping others while building a thriving busines
David Heath, co-founder of Bombas, discusses how entrepreneurs identify global problems and seek business solutions to create impact while building successful ventures.