As parents, we rush to problem-solve, but what they really want is to have their feelings validated.
Cockpit parents like to throw on their superhero capes and rush in to problem solve or save their children from making mistakes.
Perhaps there has been too much of a rush to consider the problem solved, or at least contained.
Rather than rush to correct the problem, Intel tried to downplay it a strategy that quickly turned into a public-relations disaster.
They say the measures are needed to prevent fraud at the polls, while opponents, primarily Democrats, insist that the rush to solve a problem that doesn't exist aims to inconvenience and discourage poor, minority, elderly and young voters.
But in the rush to tackle the "problem" has it been properly considered whether management and leadership in the NHS actually needs sorting out?
In the rush to get a problem solved, council members declare there will be an ordinance, and off they go with their feet on fire.
So what's with the rush to declare our problems structural, not amenable to easy solution?
Lo and behold, they found out that the aircraft really wasn't ready for production after all and needed some redesigning; that it hadn't even proved it could do things that it was being built to do, like rescue downed pilots; and that, had testing not been cut back in the rush to production, these problems might have been discovered in time.
In the wake of the Texas tragedy, there is a rush to identify a single problem and then suggest simple, often theoretical solutions.
At his change of command ceremony on Iowa on 4 May, Moosally criticized the Navy for mismanaging the investigation, saying that the investigators were "people who, in their rush to manage the Iowa problem, forgot about doing the right thing for the Iowa crew".
