Saturday, October 14, 2006



DECISION MAKING



This will be a very brief posting.

The following quote from P.F. Drucker resonated in my brain as soon as I read it:

“An effective decision is always a judgment based on dissenting opinions rather than on consensus on the facts



I have seen too many leadership teams strive for consensus on the facts rather than sharing their dissenting opinions. The former always leads to indecisiveness. Having and then using a set of Ballpark Decision Criteria helps structure the discussion to bring out the dissenting opinions.

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