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The 5 ways to be MECE - Algebraic structures – Crafting Cases

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(This article is part 3 of the series “The 5 ways to be MECE”, to go back to part 2, click here. To go back to part 1, click here) What if I told you basic high school algebra is one of the keys to always have a custom MECE structure for just about any problem? […]

(This article is part 3 of the series “The 5 ways to be MECE”, to go back to part 2, click here . To go back to part 1, click here ) What if I told you basic high school algebra is one of the keys to always have a custom MECE structure for just about any problem? Crazy, right? That’s exactly what Algebraic structures are: applied algebra. You can structure any numerical problem by breaking it down into an equation with real variables. Not x’s and y’s, but “revenues per customer” and “hiring costs”. Doing this is vital for consulting work as well as case interviews. If you’re

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