Identifying The Real Problem
Think of a recurring problem or situation in your life that you would like to resolve or manage better. Try viewing it as an ill-defined problem and redefine it. In addition, explain how incorrectly defining the problem has impacted your life and the benefits that you will derive by redefining the problem. A recurring problem I have had in my life for a long time now is not having enough money. From the time I was in 9th grade I have always had some kind of job whether it be part-time or full-time work. At times I even put of going to school on some days or doing homework assignments to go work extra hours to make money. By doing this I never ended up pursuing a better education and settled for working any job I could find. Even with working all the time and at times working multiple jobs I always seemed to find myself broke and barely being able to pay my normal bills to this day. Every job seemed to be a quick solution to get by but never make serious money that could help me in the long run. A solution to this problem that I am currently working on is getting a degree at ITT Tech to further my education. For years I’ve been putting off school because I don’t want to lose out on hours for work to make money and by doing this it has only been hurting me in the long run by keeping better career opportunities away from me. By going to ITT Tech I can still work a 40 hour work week and manage a schedule at school so that in less than 2 years I will get my degree. Better job opportunities will come with a substantial increase in income for a better future.