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Data Wolf
@0xdatawolf
There’s so many ways to slice a problem until you forget what approaches are there so you avoid searching exhaustively. It’s best to choose a model that you vibe or are familiar with. As an analyst, it’s cardinality, quantity, time. A marketer thinks in funnels and conversion. Product: engagement/retention. Trader: supply, demand (liquidity) and positioning. Consultant: issue trees The trick is to resonate psychologically with your stakeholders and understand the root of the problem and approach they can implement. They all slice different but serve the same food For instance, if you are asked how can to increase trading volume. A consultant would break down into users and volume. An analyst would tell you we need more user types and pools. A marketer would then tell you ask what users come into use the DEX and do afterwards. Product ensures that users have a use case across all scenarios to increase retention and engagement. Traders do their mark out analysis, when bid/asks are made.
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Apurv
@apurvkaushal
i get what you're saying but seems a bit ineffective - someone has to go all first principle & find numbers across funnels, segments etc. That might be the holistic way to solve the problem at hand - identifying the one thing that can potentially get you 80 % of the impact..
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Data Wolf
@0xdatawolf
No you don’t have time for all 😂. It’s more like a quick tour of how people think and approach problems. I like to get into their headspace as well. Like you said, an experienced or effective person can find that 80% solution fast. This is more important
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