Mastering Design Thinking: The Systematic Approach to Improve Considerably Your Business Success Rate

by Max Answell

Mastering Design Thinking

The Systematic Approach to Improve Considerably Your Business Success Rate

 

About the

DesignThinking is exponentially transforming how brands operate in a positive way. It is changing the way in which businesses develop solutions. It is a user-centric approach that makes doing business easy for both brands and clients. Design Thinking is at the heart of creative and innovative businesses. Mastering Design Thinking can change the way businesses think and helps in better understanding of the client’s need. It adds value to the business and works in the growth of businesses. The book “Mastering Design Thinking” will help you become proficient in Design Thinking and change the way you approach your business for a higher success rate. 

 

“Mastering Design Thinking” provides an in-depth introduction of what design thinking is. It explains in detail why design thinking should be at the core of business development and how it should be a part of all business strategies. Furthermore, the book also gives important tips on how to take advantage of the dynamic approach of design thinking. The book “Mastering Design Thinking” explains everything from context mapping, designing and framing problem statements, and prototyping to idea generation, innovation, and creativity in business strategies. 

 

This book is a step-by-step guide to becoming an expert in design thinking. It will help your business grow at a higher rate by creating innovating solutions for the problems your business faces. It is better than many books because it takes you thoroughly through the steps involved in design thinking and is applicable to all kinds of business organizations.

Fundamental Learnings from this

 

The book “Mastering Design Thinking” by Max Answell will help you

 

Understanding what design thinking isThe management and implications of design thinkingBenefits of using design thinking for business strategy developmentMapping and framing problem statementsBrainstorming ideas and creating innovative solutionsDivergent and convergent thinkingBusiness DesignKey Variables to transform large-scale organizational transformation 

 

The book is for beginners who wish to learn the brilliant approach of design thinking, but it can also help people who possess the intermediate-level skill. The book covers a diverse range of topics on Design Thinking for strategic improving the business success rate.

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Genres: Business

188 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 5, 2019

Reviews

[Filippo Totani · Rating 2 out of 5]

I think is in some ways scholastic, and needs to be updated to new events of the recent years

[Ben · Rating 2 out of 5]

The Kindle formatting is terrible, words are hard to read with poor spacing, alignment and split over lines.

The lack of editing is evident, I would be surprised if the author had read it.

The book describes design thinking but not in depth and feels like an expanded dictionary of design thinking terms rather than how to implement it.

Towards the the book veers off into topics like
Becoming self employed
Business Innovation in companies
Balancing business tension

Save your time and money, read a different book

[Mikaela Stadler · Rating 3 out of 5]

I learned more from a google search and a TPT lesson PowerPoint than I did from this book. That being said, it’s a good summary of Design Thinking, if I required a reading from it for students, I think they’d build a better understanding of what we’re trying to do in Design, although I think it would bore them to death. I saw someone suggest it’s an AI written book, that wouldn’t surprise me at all.

[Dan · Rating 1 out of 5]

Another Fake Book

Probably AI written and propped up by fake reviews to grab kindle unlimited page turns. Bad sentence structure, bad content organization, a voice that switches between casual and formal in same sentence, and nothing to learn. Published a couple weeks ago and has 50+ 5 star reviews.

[Chandu Cloudsurfer · Rating 1 out of 5]

Most useless book I have ever read in my life. No specifics. He asks reader to be precise in Goal. He should have used design thinking principles while reading this Book.

Feels drowned for investing time for this Book. I hope others readers get it.

All are assumptions without specifics. Don't waste your time.

[Mark · Rating 1 out of 5]

Basic Design Thinking concepts that could fill about 10 pages, peppered with poorly-worded musings and recommendations around job hunting, starting a business, choosing a business school . . . what? No kidding. Don't waste your time.

[Øystein Nygård · Rating 2 out of 5]

OK book but not about design thinking. It seems like it was put together by a set og blog posts, and the author ran out of posts about design thinking. I returned it and got my credit back..