This text outlines strategies and tactics for overcoming the challenges posed by specialization in problem-solving within a team setting. It emphasizes the importance of sourcing diverse ideas from multidisciplinary teams and separating problems from solutions to foster independent thinking. The piece provides a clear 3-step process for generating, ranking, and testing proposals, encouraging a methodology that prioritizes impactful ideas while minimizing effort. The author advocates for iterative experimentation and adaptability in refining solutions.
| Signal | Change | 10y horizon | Driving force |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emphasis on diverse problem-solving approaches | From specialization to diversity | Multidisciplinary teams are common | Need for innovative and comprehensive solutions |
| Encouragement of independent thinking | From quick solutions to exploration | Solutions are well-researched | Value of thorough problem assessment |
| Adoption of iterative testing method | From one-off ideas to iterative sprints | Rapid experimentation is standard | Demand for agility and adaptability |