Buisness test quiz 2 study guide

Empathize

Learn about users' experiences, needs, and frustrations

Define

Clearly state the specific problem to solve

Ideate

Generate many possible solutions

Prototype

Create a simple, early version of an idea

Test

Gather feedback and learn what works or doesn't

S — Substitute

Replace one part, material, person, or process with another

C — Combine

Join two or more features, products, or ideas

A — Adapt

Change an existing idea so it works in a new situation

M — Modify/Magnify

Change, improve, enlarge, or exaggerate an aspect

P — Put to another use

Use an existing product for a different purpose

E — Eliminate

Remove a feature or step to make something simpler

R — Reverse/Rearrange

Change the order, direction, or structure

Adaptability

The ability to change the plan, strategy, or product when something isn't working

Resilience

The ability to keep going toward a goal after setbacks, failures, or disappointments

Setback

A problem or failure that makes progress more difficult

Pivot

A significant change in direction based on learning, feedback, or new circumstances

Steve Jobs — Setback

Pushed out of Apple

Steve Jobs — Comeback

Returned to lead Apple and helped create the iMac, iPod, and iPhone

Walt Disney — Setback

Lost the rights to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit

Walt Disney — Comeback

Created Mickey Mouse

Stewart Butterfield — Setback

Failed game called Glitch

Stewart Butterfield — Comeback

Created Slack

Airbnb founders — Setback

Broke and were rejected by investors

Airbnb founders — Comeback

Sold novelty cereals to survive

Systrom & Krieger — Setback

Created a cluttered app called Burbn

Systrom & Krieger — Comeback

Rebuilt it as Instagram

James Dyson — Setback

Created 5,126 failed prototypes

James Dyson — Comeback

Developed a successful vacuum