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Wrong QuestionA solution in search of a problem

This is a solution in search of a problemAnd I mean that quite literally.

Instead of asking, "What roles?" you should be asking, "What problems?" Authority roles that grant additional powers should be created because there is a problem to be solved and it is a good fit for solving that problem, not because you've arbitrarily decided you wanted to create roles. You should be investigating what problems the communities are experiencing, and then new roles should be one possible solution among many on the table for solving it.

Wrong Question

This is a solution in search of a problem.

Instead of asking, "What roles?" you should be asking, "What problems?" Authority roles that grant additional powers should be created because there is a problem to be solved and it is a good fit for solving that problem, not because you've arbitrarily decided you wanted to create roles. You should be investigating what problems the communities are experiencing, and then new roles should be one possible solution among many on the table for solving it.

A solution in search of a problem

And I mean that quite literally.

Instead of asking, "What roles?" you should be asking, "What problems?" Authority roles that grant additional powers should be created because there is a problem to be solved and it is a good fit for solving that problem, not because you've arbitrarily decided you wanted to create roles. You should be investigating what problems the communities are experiencing, and then new roles should be one possible solution among many on the table for solving it.

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jpmc26
jpmc26
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Wrong Question

This is a solution in search of a problem.

Instead of asking, "What roles?" you should be asking, "What problems?" Authority roles that grant additional powers should be created because there is a problem to be solved and it is a good fit for solving that problem, not because you've arbitrarily decided you wanted to create roles. You should be investigating what problems the communities are experiencing, and then new roles should be one possible solution among many on the table for solving it.