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consulting-issue-tree-mece
Core consulting problem structuring with MECE issue trees and prioritization.
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--- name: consulting-issue-tree-mece description: Build MECE issue trees for complex business problems. Use when you need rigorous problem decomposition, branch prioritization, and a decision-ready analysis backlog. --- # MECE Issue Tree Use $ARGUMENTS as initial context. ## When to use this skill - Diagnosing root causes in performance decline or execution failures. - Structuring strategic questions into mutually exclusive branches. - Creating a prioritized analysis plan before data deep-dives. - Aligning teams on problem scope and ownership. ## Required inputs - Problem statement, metric, and baseline. - Scope boundaries (segment, geography, time horizon). - Available data and decision deadline. ## Workflow 1. Convert the request into one decision-oriented problem statement. 2. Select tree type: driver, process, option, or hypothesis tree. 3. Build 2-3 levels of MECE branches with parallel labels. 4. Run formal checks for overlap, gaps, and level-mixing. 5. Prioritize branches by impact, controllability, and learning speed. 6. Translate top branches into an analysis backlog with owners and timing. ## Ask-first questions Ask up to 3 questions before building the tree: 1. Which metric and baseline define the problem severity? 2. What scope is explicitly in or out? 3. What decision must this tree support? ## Assumption policy - Proceed if data is incomplete, but list assumptions in a dedicated section. - Tag assumptions with confidence and validation path. - Do not invent branch evidence; flag unknowns explicitly. ## Output contract Always produce these sections in order: 1. Context 2. Decision or Recommendation 3. Analysis 4. Risks 5. Next Actions 6. Assumptions ## Guardrails - No branch overlap at the same level. - No mixing causes and outcomes in one branch layer. - No "other" bucket unless unavoidable and quantified. - Keep branch naming at equivalent abstraction depth. ## Resources - `references/issue-tree-patterns.md` - Tree patterns and branch design rules. - `references/mece-checks.md` - Validation gates and failure diagnostics. - `templates/issue-tree.md` - Decision-ready tree template. - `examples/issue-tree-example.md` - Golden example with partial information. ## Keywords issue tree, MECE, root cause, problem structuring, analysis backlog, driver treeVollständige Quelle auf GitHub lesen (öffnet externe Seite)