The McKinsey problem-solving process begins with the use of structured frameworks to generate fact-based hypotheses followed by data gathering and analysis to prove or disprove the hypotheses.
A hypothesis based problem-solving approach is looking at the bigger picture and taking a broad view of the situation, making logical assumptions for potential causes based on the available data and quickly ruling out options which don’t relate to those
Learning how to break down and solve complex problems is a core skill you need in today’s business world. The more complex and multi-faceted your problems are, the more your problem solving skills and techniques will be put to the test.
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