Problems and challenges are different things
Problems and Challenges are *DIFFERENT*.
Problems are *not* the same as Challenges, although there *can* be a bit of overlap between the 2 concepts sometimes.
I’ve frequently been in formal business meetings with customers and in business meetings with C-Suite level bosses.
When senior managers in meetings insist on labeling serious *problems* with projects as “challenges” my immediate presumption is that they usually (not always) tend to fall into 1 of 3 categories:
1) Insufficient literacy in the English language
2) Woke / incompetent
3) Both 1 and 2 above
Redefining plain English words into corrupted disinformation is a *hallmark* of Marxists and Fascists, and is specifically utilized by the current crop of Woke Activists who insist on telling others to think incorrectly and insist that others agree with their incorrect ideology.
To illustrate the difference between “problems” and “challenges”, I compiled some photos below from 2 old dictionaries, which were written well before the woke activists hijacked their very specific historical meanings.
The photos of the longer definitions below are from
“The New Century Dictionary” from 1927, and include the etymology (roots) of the words.
The photos of the shorter definitions below are from
“Webster Dictionary” from 1933.
Yes, I know this is pedantic. So sue me …
Just one of my pet peeves of senior managers / CEOs who try distort clear concepts into WokeSpeak disinformation.
Orwellian Newspeak is alive and well these days.
