problem solver

These people are not problem solvers and we don't want them working for us.

At heart we have always been a nation of problem solvers.

She often acts as the problem solver of the office.

Engineers are now in demand as more than just problem solvers.

Learning: Given a set of solutions to past problems, find information which will help the problem solver in future.

"Women are constant problem solvers, and that shows itself in these increased numbers."

A. I think of myself, primarily, as a problem solver.

"Maybe certain people can't help but see it- especially if they're trained problem solvers."

To prepare the next generation of problem solvers for our complex world.

Tuesday's child is the problem solver and planner of the family.

I consider myself more problem solver and facilitator than idea man.

During this stage, you should be looking for evidence that the candidate is a problem solver: the kind of person who gets things done.

It allows students of all ages to become independent problem solvers.

Of course, you need the problem solvers and the peacemakers in companies.

But he's a much better worrier than he is a problem solver.

"Something that's a problem solver, that makes sense and will have mass appeal."

Future Problem Solvers also has done well in recent years.

"Essentially what you've got here is an assembly of people who are problem solvers," he said.

We want the kids to be independent problem solvers, and that's what you need to do yourself."

"He went in and was quite the problem solver and brought people together."

He was a problem solver, one who considered the individual as well as the big picture.

In later stories he admits to being a 'problem solver', someone who does the really dirty work.

A great thinker, she is also an excellent problem solver.

These kids have become writers, thinkers, problem solvers and readers.

He'd always been the problem solver, always the one who managed to find the needed answer.