Decision Making: Strategies to Improve Your Ability to Make the Right Call (9/13-9/14, Boston)
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Linkage
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Workshop/Seminar
Geographical Area:
Boston
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Date:
9/14/2006
End Date:
9/14/2006
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Decision making in contemporary organizations is characterized, more than ever before, by elements of risk, uncertainty, and ambiguity. Daily, leaders face time-pressured problems demanding responses that require critical analysis, creative generation of options, and the social intelligence to determine levels of inclusion and assess organizational barriers to implementation. Yet too many managers fall back on an unreliable combination of gut instinct, limited experience, and .awed mental models to guide their decisions.
This workshop directs participants to work from inside their own decision-making situations, applying a variety of means-formal, psychological, experiential, socio-political-to uncover their own strengths and limitations as decision makers, and to gain alternative strategies drawn from decision-making research. As a participant, walk away knowing how to produce high quality outcomes by developing conscious, flexible decision-making skills.
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