Problem Framing

Problem Framing is the ability to clearly define and articulate the core issue or opportunity that needs to be addressed before pursuing solutions. In practice, this involves gathering stakeholder input, analyzing user pain points, and synthesizing information to establish a shared understanding of what problem actually exists rather than assuming what needs to be solved. This skill is used at work to ensure product teams invest effort in the right direction, reduce wasted development cycles on misaligned solutions, and align cross-functional teams on a common objective.

Problem Framing sits under Product Discovery and Research in the Product & Program Management domain of the Luminid skills catalogue.

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