Quote by Gay Talese
The real problem is what to do with the problem-solvers after the problems are solved.
Summary
This quote highlights the challenge of utilizing or redirecting the skills and expertise of problem solvers once the problems they are adept at solving have been resolved. It suggests that there may be a scarcity of new problems or a need to find alternative roles or tasks for individuals who are highly skilled at analyzing and resolving issues. It hints at the importance of recognizing and leveraging the problem-solving capabilities of individuals in different contexts, even when specific problems may no longer exist.
Topics
Problems
By Gay Talese