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Original Technorati articles tagged “decision making”

• in Autos
  Book Review: Think Fast - The Racer's Why-To Guide to Winning
  This book was written by a person who doesn't treat knowledge as brain-candy ... but a toolbox
  by theedje / on Aug 29, 2012
• in Guru
  The Debt Ceiling and the Murdochs: Lessons Learned for CEOs
  It's CEO Decision Making that Creates, Promotes or Avoids Crises
  by leslielkossoff / on Jul 21, 2011
• in Technology
  Google, Innovation and the Willingness to Walk Away
  Building an Innovation Culture Requires Risk, Reward and Courage
  by leslielkossoff / on May 23, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “decision making”

 

• Know why its in his kiss?

  
  Buyer Behaviour — Authority: 128
  Ive been firm in the belief that marketers err most when they subject consumers to information overload via their communiques. Now Im having a rethink on that. Sure, overload still is the problem, but the cardinal sin is not being able to engage all of the consumers senses. Meaning the solutions (read, products) ...
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• Case Study of NGOs and Participatory Management Styles: CONCERN Worldwide, Mozambique

  
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  Study about NGOs and Participatory Management Styles: CONCERN Worldwide, Mozambique Summary : The concept of participation has become important in the struggle to improve the effectiveness of both the ‘management of organisations’ and the ‘management of development’. However, NGOs may be confused about ...
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• How To Trust God (An Open View)

  
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  In the following video blog, I talk about my current challenges in life and vocation. The last few weeks have given me the opportunity to discover where God is in the face of my doubt and life’s uncertainties. And it’s prompted me to ask, “What does it mean to trust God?” Have you faced any […]
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• How Batters Guess At The Plate

  
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  It’s not getting any easier being a big league hitter.  Consider that in 2003, only three pitchers lit up the radar gun at 95 mph or more on at least 700 of their pitches, according to the Wall Street Journal’s Matthew Futterman .  Last season, 17 pitchers were able to bring that speed consistently.  In 2003, ...
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• Dismantling the School to Prison Pipeline Part 2

  
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  ‘Dismantling the School to Prison Pipeline’ Professional Development Conference This week we will be continuing our ‘dismantling the school to prison pipeline’ conversation with my guest Pamela Perkins-Carn from the The Interfaith Children’s Movement (ICM). A grassroots child advocacy movement that seeks ...
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• Quote Book Index 321-330

  
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  A second from Derek Tidball: 325. ...the fact that the outcome of the decision went wrong may not say anything about whether the decision itself was right or wrong.
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• Everyone Gets Sad

  
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  You know, I’m kind of tired of the ‘atheists are all amoral psychopaths’ memes that I hear every so often.  But more than that, it’s a classic tactic. If you frame your opponent as a monster, a horrible person… evil, then you can reduce the argument to emotions.  And emotions are much easier to control ...
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• Winston Churchill: “You can always count on Americans to do the right thing--after they’ve tried everything else.”

  
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      What’s the smartest foreign policy choice for the U.S. now? Remember that good strategy is inevitably about saying yes and no to the right issues. That being the case, how should U.S. politicians be answering this question? Richard Haass, the well-known diplomat, policy author and former President of ...
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• Do You Need a CFO?

  
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  “Company founders and CEOs are rarely equipped to handle financing strategies , budgets, and dealing with investors. But bringing on a chief financial officer is not cheap,” notes Janine Popick, founder and CEO of the online marketing firm VerticalResponse , on The Huffington Post. “If your company’s revenue ...
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• Communicators dont die. They dont even fade away.

  
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  PR legend Jack Felton died Saturday at 84. You know what I remember about Felton? Exactly everything he wanted me to take away from our only meeting. In a warm and enthusiastic way, he was talking about the importance of communication. He had a glass of water at the lectern and a piece of litmus paper in his ...
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• Research Shows Self-Affirmation Improves Problem-Solving Under Stress

  
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  It’s no secret that stress increases your susceptibility to health problems, and it also impacts your ability to solve problems and be creative. But methods to prevent associated risks and effects have been less clear — until now. Published in PLOS ONE, new research from Carnegie Mellon University provides the ...
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• A thought about decision making.

  
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  A friend likes the aphorism "if its not important that you make a decision now, its important that you not make a decision now."I have recently been reading about President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and I think he very much believed in that approach. He had all sorts of ways to put off subordinates who wanted prompt ...
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• Are Big Decisions Really Small?

  
  FITskitz.com — Authority: 121
  Big success doesnt require big decisions. Having owned a small business for many years, I’m used to making daily decisions. The buck definitely stops with me. There is no one else to blame if things go awry. When we first started, my husband and I created a formula to price our products. If we were to be ...
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• Decision Support Frameworks for Managerial Decision Making | Workshop at IIM Rohtak

  
  Business Fundas — Authority: 123
  INTRODUCTION: Managerial decision making is increasing in complexity every day. With the adoption of enterprise information management systems, there is a plethora of information which is... This is summarized content only. Please visit Business-Fundas.com for the detailed article. Trust us, you wont regret the extra ...
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• How to practice mindfulness at work by Dr. Stephen McKenzie

  
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  Psychology professor, Dr. Stephen McKenzie, recently completed Mindfulness at Work , a book offering a range of techniques and insights that help people manage their work lives better.    With over 20 years of experience in teaching and researching psychology topics such as depression, anxiety and substance ...
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• Power of Productive Teams

  
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  Hi, Anita: Thank you for sharing your words of wisdom with my team and me. We look forward to your post every week and have a question for you. What elements or structure do you need to have a highly productive and effective group of employees? We are looking to boost and build our team [...]
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• A stupidity-based theory of organisations – a paper review

  
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  Introduction The platitude “ our people are  our most important asset ”  reflects a belief that the survival and evolution of organisations depends  on the intellectual and cognitive capacities of the individuals who comprise them.   However,  in view of the many well documented examples of actions that ...
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• Is Your Team Promotion Or Prevention-Focused? Here’s Why It Matters To Leaders

  
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  The following is a guest post by Dr. Heidi Grant Halvorson. Is your employee a risk-taker, or does he avoid risks like the plague? Does she get uncomfortable with too much optimism or praise, or is she known for her sunny outlook? Do some assignments always seem particularly hard for her, while she excels at others ...
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• The Scroll of the Scribes

  
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  King Solomon, thought by some to be the wisest man who ever lived, anticipated the economists concept of separating equilibria by about 3,000 years. In his most famous case, he proposed cutting a baby in half to separate the true mother and the false mother. The true mother said: “No, give him to the other woman,” ...
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• Seek Traction Before Making Life-Changing Choices

  
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  As an advice columnist for Salary.com, I answer letters related to balancing work and a personal life for better overall living. As a single divorced woman and mom of three, I respond to a lot of questions from soul-searching friends and acquaintances struggling to include…
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