Problem solving Email

After you review the scenario and consider the issues, write a 450- to 675-word email to the person described in the scenario in which you use critical-thinking skills to:

• Describe the problem.
• Explain the practical impact of the problem.
• Propose 3 ways to solve the problem.
• Identify which solution you think is the best and explain why its a good choice for that workplace.

Be sure to read the before you create your own.

Your email should be organized as follows:

• Salutation or greeting
• Problem identification (100125 words)
• Clearly describe the problem and key challenges presented in the scenario.
• Practical impact (100125 words)
• Explain how this problem affects the workplace, the company, and its employees.
• Three solutions (100175 words)
• Propose 3 ways to address the problem. Ensure each solution is practical, relevant to the scenario, and briefly explained.
• Best solution and rationale (150250 words)
• Identify the solution you believe is most effective for the workplace in question and explain why its a good choice for that workplace. Provide reasoning or evidence to support your decision.
• Closing
• Conclude your email professionally, summarizing your key points and expressing readiness to discuss further if needed.

Ensure your email is well-organized, clear, and free from grammatical errors.

Cite any sources according to APA guidelines. Giving proper credit to your sources builds your credibility with your audience and ensures academic and professional honesty and integrity. APA is one format used to cite sources. Dont worry about perfection. If you have questions or need assistance, your faculty member can help, so please let your faculty member know if you have any questions. You can also review the resources in the Center for Writing Excellence or use the Reference and Citation Generator (linked below) to help create your citations and references.