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How do you make the right decisions in life? We ask a pilot, a psychologist and a much-loved author
Marriage, career, children – the big decisions in life can often be the hardest. Is there an optimal method for making a ...
Leaders who invest in strengthening their decision making muscles not only perform better themselves, but they also unlock ...
As organizations navigate increasingly data-driven environments, scaling AI across teams supports stronger analytics, faster ...
The difficulty of predicting the future complicates decision-making for people at every level of an organization from low-level employees who may be angling for a promotion or thinking of a career ...
As a leader, you often have to make morally complex choices. Here’s how to do so when there’s no single right answer.
This post is Part 1 in a 7-part series. Before Donald Trump became a US President, I used to watch his reality show Celebrity Apprentice, where stars competed in tasks to raise money for charity. I ...
To better understand decision-making, researchers can create computational models—groups of equations that aim to predict what decisions people would make when faced with a set of choices. For example ...
Everyone has experienced that feeling of being completely exhausted and not being able to make decisions because of it. But there must be a better way to address these times than just muddling through ...
Uncertainty seems to be everywhere right now. Uncertainty about the economy, politics, careers, weather, and wars, to name just a few. Doubt sets in anytime we face a decision with incomplete or ...
Only 45 percent of employees know what’s expected of them at work, according to Gallup’s latest research on workplace engagement. At the same time, an entrepreneur named Nell Wulfhart is charging ...
Utilizing market research to inform decision-making begins with clearly identifying the objective: What specific goal am I looking to achieve? The scope and nature of the decision to be made will ...
Cognitive biases quietly steer many clinical choices. In this dvm360 interview, Erik Zager, DVM, DACVECC, breaks down blind-spot, hindsight, false-consensus, and affective biases and offers practical ...
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