Fail fast to succeed in decision making
Fail fast, fail often is a classic mantra from lean and agile coaches. It encourages exposing your products early to an audience, who might cherish them or shoot them down.
Fail fast, fail often is a classic mantra from lean and agile coaches. It encourages exposing your products early to an audience, who might cherish them or shoot them down.
Decisions are made in all kinds of settings: meetings, on email, spreadsheets, chatter etc. From our experience: it is hard to remember what was decided why the decision was made and by
What is the decision making culture like in your organization? How much do you value transparency and contribution? Is internal communication clear and are the rules known to all? Lack of documentation is the
This interview was originally written by Suvi Lindström, and first published in Finnish on Ite wiki. Decision Making is one of the main success factors of modern business. Decision Making skills
Developing leadership and decision making in an organization is not done overnight, even though they are key functions and processes with big impact on the success or failure of business. Maybe due to this, organizations courageous enough to tackle this are rare. With work and leadership undergoing so much change, investing
We’ve been running different kinds of decision making trainings and workshops with our customers for a long time. For example, onboarding new thinking and a digital way of making decisions,
The future of work is today. It is collaborative and social. It is happening in ecosystems and platforms, and it is more and more digital. But it is done by
Do you follow up past decisions in your organization? Do you have any structured processes in place to evaluate your decision making? Are you taking the time to learn from
Salesforce is the most popular CRM platform online, yet it still only covers some of the daily activities a knowledge worker engages in. The implementation and adoption of a new
One way or another, half of decisions in organizations fail. Why is this you might ask? Have a look at our previous blog post The top 5 reasons companies fail
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