March 2013
Beginner
272 pages
6h 25m
English
Making decisions is one of the most important activities leaders engage in. While good decisions can yield productive outcome, bad decisions can potentially have major negative consequences. Decisions can be made rationally, nonrationally, or irrationally. They can be based on tacit or explicit assumptions that correlate with unconscious or conscious brain processing. And they can be emotional or analytical. On a day-to-day basis, we rarely think about how we make decisions; some happen unconsciously even though they could have a big impact on our lives.7 For instance, while conducting his doctoral research, one of us (Prasad) made an unconscious decision one day not to go back to the physics ...
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