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Problem Solving

For every problem there is a solution.

Problem Solving provides you with the skills to find solutions to any challenge or opportunity, regardless of its type, size, or complexity.


The ability to confidently solve problems in a structured, systematic and creative way leads not only to better answers and faster decisions. It also yields higher personal work efficiency and a shared team language for analysis and decision-making.


Problem solving is a core competency for every leader and professional, and is consistently rated a top skill for thriving in a future shaped by AI and automation.

Principles, methods and tools

Our Problem Solving programs deliver the full set of methods and tools to define, structure, prioritize, analyze and solve any problem, and to communicate the recommended solution with clarity and impact.


The problem-solving process and principles are structured around five steps:

  1. Define the problem with SMART problem statements

  2. Structure the problem with MECE issue trees

  3. Prioritize the issues with the 80/20 principle and prioritization matrices

  4. Analyze the issues with hypotheses and data

  5. Communicate the solution with synthesis, the pyramid principle and SCR/SCQ


Our problem-solving approach is inspired by the global tier-one management consulting firms, but adjusted to the context and realities outside consulting.

Problem Solving is Anadeon’s first and most sought-after client service area.


It builds directly on founder Martin Overgaard Jensen’s track record as an outstanding problem-solver at McKinsey & Co., doubling as a select internal and external teacher and coach in problem-solving at the consulting firm.


More than ten years of original development and refinement has gone into Anadeon’s teaching and coaching content for problem-solving, making it unrivalled in terms of quality and learning efficacy.

Why Anadeon

Client delivery

Anadeon's Problem Solving training programs are delivered as “in-house programs” tailored to the needs and context of a specific client, or as “open programs” for individual or small-group sign-up.


The in-house programs typically consist of:

  • 2 to 3 days of classroom training to learn and practice the methods and tools

  • 1 to 2 follow-up coaching sessions on own cases or business problems, to convert the learning to actual skills and value-creation

The in-house programs can be delivered both in-person and online.


The open programs run as 2-days courses with the add-on option of individual follow-up coaching.

Inquire about Problem Solving

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