What is a behavior pattern?

Behavior pattern refers to a series of methods that individuals or groups follow when they act. The core is not the method, but the order.

Give an example of the most common problem solving:

The most basic behavior pattern: 1. Find the problem, 2. Solve the problem.

The behavior pattern of more careful people is as follows: 1. Found the problem, 2. Refining problem, 3. Refine methods, 4. Solve problems.

A businessman's behavior pattern is: 1. Found the problem, 2. Estimated loss, 3. Propose solutions, 4. Weigh the pros and cons, 5. Solve the problem.

Called a single step of the method,

This series of methods called patterns,

For another example, another business model is,

1. Found the problem, 2. Estimated loss, 3. Quick solution (rough), 4. Summing up experiences and lessons, 5. Refinement method, 6. Solve the problem (good).

Specific methods can be divided into advantages and disadvantages. For example, you can solve problems in many ways, 1, consult experts, 2, consult information, etc. ...

However, there is no good or bad mode, only suitable and unsuitable. For example, merchant 1 is more suitable for developing projects and merchant 2 is more suitable for operating projects.