In this video
What you'll learn
How structured thinking builds trust in your logic
Structured problem-solving makes your reasoning easy to follow so stakeholders buy into your conclusions faster.
How MECE cuts through ambiguous problems
Learn what MECE (mutually exclusive, collectively exhaustive) means and why it's unparalleled in solving problems,
How to build a MECE framework for ambiguous problems
Understand how to use MECE to turn a vague, open-ended problem into a set of hypotheses or questions.
Why this topic matters
All the most important jobs in an organisation involve solving ambiguous problems. The more senior you get, the more ambiguous they become. To tackle these problems, you need a framework. This allows you to logically break down a problem and communicate the way you want to solve it to other stakeholders. It is the best way to build confidence in your approach and set yourself up for success.
You'll learn from
Ruby Pryor
Founder at Rex
I've been working in Design and Customer Experience for a decade across Australia and Asia.
My experience includes working for Boston Consulting Group, Grab and Nous Group. Outside of work, I have spoken at 10 UX conferences in 7 countries, appeared on multiple podcasts and been interviewed on Channel News Asia. I have taught design and UX research content to learners from 6 continents.
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The management consulting toolkit
Ruby Pryor
Ruby is the founder of Rex, a UX research and strategic design consulting firm.