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Problem Framing
Proposal Phase
2. Problem Analysis
Problem Framing
Proposal Phase
2. Problem Analysis
1. Recommendation & Closure Phase
Once your analysis is complete and your hypotheses have been validated, the next steps are to develop your recommendations and communicate your findings effectively. These steps are crucial for translating your analysis into actionable strategies and presenting them convincingly to your interviewers.
💡 Propose solutions and summarize your findings. Strengthen your recommendation skills with focused drills on:
Brainstorming: Enhance your ability to generate innovative ideas and valid solutions.
Delivery: Learn to deliver clear, actionable recommendations effectively.
Note: In non-root cause analysis cases, Phase 2 (Data Analysis, Insight Extraction, and Hypothesis Testing) and Phase 3 (Recommendation and Innovation) often work in a cyclical manner. In contrast, root cause analysis cases typically follow a more linear flow, though there may be occasional iterative adjustments if needed.
💡 Propose solutions and summarize your findings. Strengthen your recommendation skills with focused drills on:
Brainstorming: Enhance your ability to generate innovative ideas and valid solutions.
Delivery: Learn to deliver clear, actionable recommendations effectively.
Note: In non-root cause analysis cases, Phase 2 (Data Analysis, Insight Extraction, and Hypothesis Testing) and Phase 3 (Recommendation and Innovation) often work in a cyclical manner. In contrast, root cause analysis cases typically follow a more linear flow, though there may be occasional iterative adjustments if needed.
1. Recommendation & Closure Phase
Once your analysis is complete and your hypotheses have been validated, the next steps are to develop your recommendations and communicate your findings effectively. These steps are crucial for translating your analysis into actionable strategies and presenting them convincingly to your interviewers.
💡 Propose solutions and summarize your findings. Strengthen your recommendation skills with focused drills on:
Brainstorming: Enhance your ability to generate innovative ideas and valid solutions.
Delivery: Learn to deliver clear, actionable recommendations effectively.
Note: In non-root cause analysis cases, Phase 2 (Data Analysis, Insight Extraction, and Hypothesis Testing) and Phase 3 (Recommendation and Innovation) often work in a cyclical manner. In contrast, root cause analysis cases typically follow a more linear flow, though there may be occasional iterative adjustments if needed.