This document provides a list of 50 top problem solving questions adapted from a book by Arthur B. VanGundy. It begins with an introduction to the "six honest serving-men" from a poem by Rudyard Kipling, which represent the questions "What", "Why", "When", "How", "Where", and "Who". The rest of the document lists questions 1 through 7 from the top 50 problem solving questions, focusing on identifying who or whom is affected by, has experienced, decided is a problem, or would be happy if the problem was solved.

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The top 50 problem solving questions.
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Whoville.
50 Top Problem Solving Questions.
I keep six honest serving-men
(They taught me all I knew);
Their names are What and Why and When
And How and Where and Who Kipling
The greatest barriers to solving problems is lack of relevant information, lack of
time, and lack of meaningful questions. The six “Ws” of Kipling is a shorthand.
The longhand version can be hundreds of questions. Arthur B. VanGundy
wrote a book for my publishing company (Prentice Hall) that contained a
distilled list of the top 50 question stimulators. Here is that list with some
adaptations