A Problem Statement should not
1. Be A laundry list of unrelated problems: A discovery effort should have one problem statement focused on one problem
2. Not Contain A solution: Leave the solution out of your problem statement at the beginning that is absolutely important
3. It should Be Brief: Problem statements are effective when they are concise, if you condense the problem you will lose important information
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