Improving your problem-solving is extremely difficult. Too many resources, too many frameworks, and most are far from practical. This post is for consultants who want a simple cheat sheet that work
This is very true. The best consultants I’ve seen were not necessarily the ones with the most templates. They were the ones who could slow down, isolate the real constraint, pressure-test assumptions, and figure out what mattered versus what was just noise.
This becomes even more important after consulting, especially in tech and AI roles, where the problem is often ambiguous, the data is messy, and nobody hands you a clean case prompt.
This is very true. The best consultants I’ve seen were not necessarily the ones with the most templates. They were the ones who could slow down, isolate the real constraint, pressure-test assumptions, and figure out what mattered versus what was just noise.
This becomes even more important after consulting, especially in tech and AI roles, where the problem is often ambiguous, the data is messy, and nobody hands you a clean case prompt.