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Asim, Accountant, United Arab Emirates
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Making decisions is your most critical job as a leader. The more high-stakes a decision is, the more likely you are to get stuck. Here's how to avoid three of the most common traps:
1. . Many people give disproportionate weight to the first information they receive. Be sure to pursue other lines of thinking, even if the first one seems right.
2. . Change can be unsettling and it's easy to favor alternatives that keep things the same. Ask yourself if the status quo truly serves your objectives and downplay the urge to stay in your current state.
3. . If you find that new information continually validates your existing point of view, ask a respected colleague to argue against your perspective. Also try to avoid working with people who always agree with you (HBR). (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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Gary Wong, Consultant, Canada
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Use Six Thinking Hats to Avoid Cognitive Bias
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James Allam Ejidio, Student (Other), Kenya
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Any Other Errors in Decision Making?
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Gary Wong, Consultant, Canada
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Decision-making Errors
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