Think of some problems that came up in your work, school, or personal life that had other people stumped, but that you were able to do something about to improve the situation. What did you do? Why was your approach more successful than the approaches of others? Explain in detail.

Relevance of Different Approaches to Problem Solving Name Institutional Affiliation Course Name: Course Number Instructor Due Date Relevance of Different Approaches to Problem Solving As it is in most cases, life always finds a way to get you out of your comfort zone. Such was the case last year, when I was assigned a room with a roommate notoriously know for being difficult. The roommate s known for playing loud music during odd hours, leaving his belonging scattered around, and unaware of shared boundaries. In most cases, his past roommates were struggled when dealing with him and eventually resorted to asking for reassignment. Therefore, everyone expected me to struggle and suggested that I should establish boundaries with the assigned roommate to minimize friction. However, I decided to try a different approach, recognizing that resolving issues might require a more individualized, patient strategy. In the beginning, the roommate’s habits were unbearable as they clashed with my need for a clean and quiet space. For example, my roommate would play loud music that woke me up at odd hours and leave his dirty clothes all over the common areas. Instead of a direct confrontation, I adopted an ...