How Coworkers Believing Conspiracy Theories React To Change At Work
Posted on19 Nov 2018
Tagscomplexity, employees, Real-time personality assessment, resistance to change, uncertainty, Adam Smith, volatility, ambiguity
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Coworkers believing conspiracy theories say much about themselves. As with any idea or group of ideas, they will attract some personality types... Read More
Importance Of Correlation In Business Decision Making Process
Posted on05 Feb 2018
Tagscomplexity, decision-making process, decisions, Harvard Business Review, quantify, uncertainty, volatility, ambiguity, Nathan Bennett, G. James Lemoine, correlation
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The importance of correlation in business decision making shows up in two main ways. First, people overweight factors. Second, they underweight them.... Read More
Apocalyptic Decision Making – Dealing with Volatility
Posted on18 Sep 2014
Tagsplanning, decisions, event, Harvard Business Review, history, Statistical Analysis, comfort, big data, volatility, VUCA, Nathan Bennett, G. James Lemoine, Apocalyptic Decision Making Series
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Nathan Bennett and G. James Lemoine (“What VUCA Really Means for You” [Harvard Business Review, January 2014 edition]) superficially introduced the four... Read More
Wasting Time Not Making Decisions
Posted on15 Sep 2014
Tagschange management, complexity, decisions, information, time, uncertainty, over thinking, volatility, ambiguity, indecisiveness
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An executive expressed pride in his people’s efficient execution of an initiative, “Everyone came together as a team and got this done... Read More
The Four Horsemen of Apocalyptic Decision Making
Posted on25 Aug 2014
Tagscertainty, complexity, definitions, Harvard Business Review, quantify, rationale, uncertainty, urgency, Why Problems Occur Series, emotional triggers, silver bullet, volatility, ambiguity, VUCA, Nathan Bennett, G. James Lemoine, Four Horsemen, Apocalyptic Decision Making Series
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The four horsemen of apocalyptic decision making are Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity or VUCA for short. Just as customers do when... Read More
