Strategy Consulting Skills Workshop: MECE, Problem Solving & Presentation Tricks From McKinsey & BCG
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2019
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Topics covered:
- How to shift your thinking to solving problems like a consultant
- Applying to MECE principles to complex sets of information
- Two presentation hacks to help you create better presentations
Loved the idea of pasting the PowerPoint outline titles into Word to validate your horizontal flow. The MECE exercise was golden!!
Glad it helped!!
I've been watching some of your videos and, briefly, thanks for your contents!
Thanks Andrea!
This is such quality content!!
Please post more regularly!!
Hey man, can people hire you directly on not the course?
Yeah I do solo consulting as well
13:05 I can not follow the example here. Are you talking about a set of dices or one dice? If you're talking about one dice, one could define the space (Omega) {1,2,3,4,5,6} consisting out of subsets where you could define each number as a subset, which then are exclusive and exaustive. But note that subsets or spaces can not be independent. The realisation of an experiment is called event, i.e. the outcome of each rolling is called event (or as you said result). Several events can be independent from each other, which means experiment 1 can be independent of experiment 2. This I guess led to confusion, since Sebastian later again called sets (in this case selections of social media platforms) independent.
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The MECE example you use is not correct because they are not mutually exclusive. They are not mutually exclusive because you can be, for example, a member of both facebook and youtube. To make it MECE you would need to restate your idea as, for example, social media platforms with over a billion users and who use it as their primary platform. Since you can only have 1 primary platform, they are now mutually exclusive.