A. Addressing solutions that may need to be changed
In problem-solving, "follow-up" typically refers to the process of monitoring the effectiveness of the solutions implemented and making necessary adjustments if the outcomes are not as expected.
A. Addressing solutions that may need to be changed
B. Finding out what your supervisor thinks of your solution
C. Finding someone else to deal with a difficult situation
D. Finishing the problem solving process as quickly as possible
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A. Addressing solutions that may need to be changed
In problem-solving, "follow-up" typically refers to the process of monitoring the effectiveness of the solutions implemented and making necessary adjustments if the outcomes are not as expected.