Isn't moving in itself solving the problem of location? I guess one of the issues is that the word "problem" has a broad definition and can lead to a lot of misinterpretations since many people use different definitions. Because it does not feel like the same type of problem solving that would befit solving a math problem, for example.
Other than that, whenever I did unskilled work I had to solve problems like: what to do if too many guests show up and you have too few chairs, because management calculated the wrong amount of people showing up?
Potential solution: get more chairs.
Alright, but how will you make it look aesthetically pleasing? The place is full!
Solution: ask some people to stand.
But some will politely stand, and will then have a bad taste in their mouth of the experience.
So on and so forth.