Clients want to work with people who can ____ problems, not with those who merely ____ them.
A) identify, evaluate
B) assess, talk about
C) solve, identify
D) create, solve

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Clients want to work with people who can solve problems, not just identify them. While identifying problems is an important step, it is ultimately solving them that provides value to clients. Options A and B may be a part of the problem-solving process, but they alone do not signify an ability to solve the problem. Option D does not make as much sense in this context, as "creating" problems is not a desirable quality in a professional setting.

Clients Want to Work with People Who Can ____ Problems