Consulting Approach to Problem Solving Course

Solving business problems and business cases using hypothesis-based problem solving - method of the top consulting firms

What you'll learn

You will understand and appreciate the problem-solving technique used by the top consulting firms like McKinsey, BCG, Bain, and Strategy etc.

• At the same time, you will get acquainted with how business and consulting projects ought to be structured.
• You will master the basic knowledge of hypothesis-based problem solving that will let you proceed to more advanced courses on solving business problems.
• In effect, you will be able to impress either your boss or your interlocutors at business case interviews.

Requirements

This course is designed to be an introduction to the topic and no prior knowledge nor experience is required. Nevertheless, an understanding of the basic principles that govern business organizations will let you grasp the concepts I present here quicker.

Description

Do you feel that you already know all possible frameworks of business problem solving (Porter's five forces, the BCG-matrix etc.), yet you are still not confident in using them? Or maybe you already took a course on management consulting problem solving approach, but the jargon used didn't make much practical sense to you (The 80/20 rule, MECE etc.)? Whether you're a student studying for case interviews or a businessperson, what you might be lacking is a comprehensive approach to problem solving that generates consistent results.

If so, this course is for you! I can guarantee you will not find another such comprehensive introductory course on hypothesis-based problem solving - the top consulting firms' technique of choice on all kinds of business consulting engagements.

With the content of this course, I would like to introduce you to the topic of business problem solving. Provided you find this introduction helpful, I would be delighted to welcome you to my more advanced courses that I intend to publish soon. They will build on the knowledge from this course to develop further the topics covered here.

But for now, let's jump onto this course. Hit Register and let me show you a way to become a rising star of problem solving in business!

Who this course is for:

• Applicants to consulting firms studying for case interviews.
• Junior analysts and consultants starting their consulting career.
• Entrepreneurs are starting their adventure with business.
• Managers, project managers and project team members who solve business problems in their workplace.
• Students (especially those attending business schools)
• Everyone interested in learning a problem-solving technique used by the top consulting firms.