#decision-making

#decision-making

An approval matrix template is a workflow document that helps streamline and standardize the approval process within an organization. It visually represents who is authorized to approve specific actions, decisions, or documents.

Venn diagrams use overlapping circles to show the relationship between two or more things, facilitating comparisons across various fields.

"What genius!" they mocked. They predicted drama, although not a disaster like this. The gory consequences of the decision to try and change the law on welfare this week are there for all to see.

Decision-makers often favor large, familiar vendors over smaller, potentially better alternatives due to a fear of blame when taking risks on innovative options.

The goal was to provide a comprehensive overview of the Supreme Court's 2024 Term while recognizing that much of the data remains surface-level.

The uncustomary quiet of a Sunday morning in the emergency department is broken by a universally relevant question. And if your heart were to suddenly stop beating, what would you like us to do?

Many organizations are prioritizing the integration of AI tools into the workplace. Early studies show AI can boost employee performance, improve communication, and help expand customer bases.

The first match is always difficult... that it can be hard not to force things, not to get carried away with a determination to impress.

Great. But here's what they don't tell you: Being data-driven doesn't mean reacting to every data point like it's a fire alarm.

"I suggested that she needed a girls' trip so we booked a package holiday."

The feedback I've gotten from team members and employees is that ultimately, we're wasting time. It's taking too long for decisions and approvals to take place, and it's actually holding back some of our initiatives.

Moriarty's pursuit of Holmes at Victoria station showcases a crucial decision-making dilemma reflected in game theory, influencing strategies in resolving conflict and competition.

The only reason that we can make those assumptions is because somewhere, over long periods of time, responsible adults have done the work necessary to ensure that these mundane...

The trolley problem illustrates that both action and inaction carry moral weight, highlighting the complexities of utilitarianism and the ambiguity in decision-making.

Why many ice-cream customers—or as I call them, ice-cream cowards—feel entitled to samples before committing to a flavour, I do not know.

"Being physically and emotionally ready can greatly improve your judgment in decision-making, especially under pressure or less-than-ideal circumstances."

"Instead of returning the gift card, be gracious and accept it. Shame on you for knowingly stirring the pot."

In The Alters, players must navigate a stark survival scenario while managing clones of themselves, making decisions that challenge their moral compass.

The overwhelming amount of choice in software development leads to decision fatigue and often results in procrastination, suboptimal choices, or complete inaction.

I want to be as candid with you as possible, but I kind of have a thing where I don't talk about my personal life with people I don't know personally.

Hill's impressive strikeout rates and ERA in the minors raise questions about his potential effectiveness at the major league level given his age.

"I don't like to check the temperature of a bath before I get in, because it's so cold and it makes it harder [to get in]."

Most people take way too long to make decisions. They get mired down in the analysis because they are afraid of regret.

Il y a 30 ans, j'ai décidé de commencer à peindre sur un coup de tête. Je ne l'ai jamais regretté.

"Based on what you know about me and my business from our conversations, what might I be pretending not to know? Identify three specific blind spots or uncomfortable truths I might be avoiding."

The crowd tricked Brandon Nimmo during a crucial play at Citi Field, leading to confusion over a batted ball and ultimately an out in the first inning.

When played consciously, gambling forces your memory to work harder than you'd expect. It's not passive observation. You have to remember—not just react.