What kinds of problems are easiest for engineers to solve: technical problems, human problems, or organizational problems? Why?, Is the first solution usually the best one? Why / why not?, When should engineers stop improving a design and accept that it is “good enough”?, Which matters more in engineering decisions: cost, safety, reliability, or efficiency? Can you rank them?, Can a technically perfect solution still be a bad practical solution? Give an example., How can engineers tell the difference between a symptom and a root cause?, What can happen if a team solves the wrong problem?, Is it better to make a quick decision with limited information or wait for more data? Why?, How much uncertainty is acceptable before making an engineering decision?, Should engineers always choose the safest option, even if it is much more expensive?

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