What's a Complication? - Deepstash

What's a Complication?

Using the previously established truth about the subject as its starting point, the Complication goes on to tell what happened next in the story that inevitably leads to a Question.

  • Have a task to perform - Something stops us from performing that task - What should we do?
  • Have a problem - Know the solution - How do we implement the solution?
  • Have a problem - A solution has been suggested - Is it the right solution? 
  • Took an action - Action didn't work - Why not? 

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An effective communicator and business analyst with an inquisitive mind, strong analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills

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