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Reflective Urgency: Critical Thinking AND Acting Quickly
Anneke Zwart, Student (University), Netherlands, Moderator
The best way to respond depends on the situation.
Responding (too) quickly to particular situations bears the risk of overseeing important information that could generate collateral damage(s) throughout the process.
Responding (too) slowly diminishes the above mentioned risk. However, in this case you might miss opportunities that need a quick reaction or you might get caught flat-footed.
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Reflective Morality
Martin Sanders, ICT Consultant, Netherlands, Member The reflectiveness need in an urgency and target-driven society or company would ultimately drive us to solutions that are closer to root cause resolu... |
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Reflective Urgency: Focus on Performance
Jean-Marc Guillemette, Canada, Member Reacting quickly and making worthwhile decisions requires "living" (i.e. understanding and appreciating) our performance requirements. Effective organ... |
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Training for Reflective Urgency
Maurice Hogarth, Consultant, United Kingdom, Member There are similarities to giving immediate medical aid and to military fire-fight situations. The key factor is ‘training’ for the way to react to any... |
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