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The document lists various common problems around the home and suggests products to solve them, including a pet fur brush, sofa cup holder, anti-curling rug pad, furniture repair markers, easy-grip jar opener, stainless steel odor absorber, and guacamole keeper. It then lists different perks some companies offer employees, such as bikes to work, pet-friendly policies, game rooms, cafes, lunch programs, comfortable work stations, and spaces fostering creativity. Finally, it discusses creative problem solving as using divergent and convergent thinking and outlines a method involving exploring a vision, gathering data, generating questions, ideas, and solutions, and formulating a plan.
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