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The document discusses how to solve problems in a business work area. It notes that the way one solves problems in everyday life is different than how problems should be solved in a work environment. The document then provides steps for solving problems rationally, including defining the problem, examining potential solutions, assessing alternatives, and determining the best solution. The overall intent is to convey that there are rational methods for solving workplace problems while maintaining good relationships with colleagues.
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