9 of the following 24 questions are "Good" (i.e. things you want to ask during a problem interview) and 15 of the 24 questions are Bad. Hypothesize which they are by answering "Yes / No", and "Why / Why Not?" for each one.

ID Question Good Why / Why Not? (Required I Min: 10 Characters) 1 Do you consider yourself an Early Adopter? 2. We're trying to solve the [hypothesized problem]. Have you ever experienced that problem? 3 What's the hardest part for you about being a [role]? 4 If you had a magic wand, how would you solve [their problem]? 5 What feature would you use more [feature \#H1] or [feature 42 ]? 6 Can you teil me about the last time [their problem] happened to you? 7 I imagine [problem] makes you feel [emotion], Is that true? 8 What emotions come up for you as you think about [their problem]? 9 What would your ideal solution to [their problem] be? 10 If we created your ideal solution to [their problem], how much would you pay for it? 11 What could be done to improve your experience with [their problem]? 12 When was the last time you tried to solve (their problem]? 13 Do you know anyone else experiencing a similar [their problem]? 14 Have you ever heard of [competiting solution]? 15 What's not ideal about your current solution to [their problem]? 16 How much would you pay for a solution to [their problem]? 17 Would you pay [price] to solve [their problem]? 18 Would you rather pay a higher one time price, or a lower subscription price to solve [their problem]? 19 How did you find your current solusion to [their problem]? 20 What other challenges are you facing? 21 How often would you use a product like [describe your solution]? 22 Why would, or wouldn't you, use a product like [describe your solution]? 23 What product name do you prefer [name t1 ) or [name n2 ] ? 24 Can I follow up with you when we build a solution to [their problem]