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#### Audit instructions
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Make sure:
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###### The problem statement is written with a How Might We question
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###### It includes the user's main goal
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###### It includes the user's main pain
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###### It is narrow enough
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###### It is broad enough
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Examples:
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- How might we help friends manage shopping groceries before a weekend to enjoy most of the time they have together?
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- Appropriate scope
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- How might we make sure everyone is entitled to specific tasks so no one feels unfairly overwhelmed?
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- Appropriate scope
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- How might we make sure everyone spends a good weekend?
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- Too broad: This problem statement does not include the relationship between one another
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- How might we make sure who is in charge of the shopping list?
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- Too narrow: This problem statement is very specific and answering it may not solve the overall problem.
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