July 2010
Intermediate to advanced
264 pages
6h 58m
English
An evidence orientation shows that decision quality is a direct function of available facts, creating a demand for reliable and valid information when making managerial and organizational decisions… the poor information commonly available to managers regarding the organizational consequences of their decisions means that experiences are likely to be misinterpreted – subject to perceptual gaps and misunderstandings. Evidence-based management leads to valid learning and continuous improvement.
Rousseau (2006)
Nurture an evidence-based approach immediately by doing a few simple things that reflect the proper mind-set. If you ask for evidence of efficacy every time a change is proposed, people will sit ...
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