reactive and proactive

luckman shaik answered on February 6, 2023 Popularity 9/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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Reactive refers to a response that is made in response to a specific event or 
situation, usually after it has already happened. It focuses on fixing the 
immediate problem at hand and is mainly corrective in nature.

Proactive, on the other hand, refers to taking steps to prevent a problem or 
situation from occurring in the first place. It is focused on anticipating and 
addressing potential issues before they become actual problems. Proactivity 
involves planning and taking action before a situation arises, rather than 
simply responding to it.

In summary, reactive approaches are responsive and deal with immediate 
problems, while proactive approaches are anticipatory and aim to prevent 
problems from happening.

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