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What Makes a Decision Defensible?
When a decision goes badly, the first question asked is rarely "was this the right call?" It is almost always: how did we get here? Leaders who can answer that question — who was involved, what they each brought, what evidence was considered, and where the gaps were visible before the decision locked in — are in a fundamentally different position from those who can't. Defensible decisions are not ones that always succeed. They are ones where you can show your work. Defensibil
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The Art of Decision Delegation: Ensuring Confidence and Clarity at Every Level
How should executives delegate decisions effectively within their organisation? The art of decision delegation stands is as much of an...
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Where does the ‘wise crowd’ come from?
Wise Crowds make it possible to instantly engage a small or large group of people in helping one another.
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Diversity in thinking
We know diversity matters. You can’t have a ‘wise crowd’ without it.
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How many people does it take to create a wise crowd?
A wise crowd can be as few as 6 or 7 people, a clue we have built upon with Wizer.
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Community Manager - Ambassador program
We are hiring a community manager. Join our team at Wizer! We are a startup that is shaking-up the space around decision making.
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Why I wrote Kind Business
Dr David Cooke shares with us why he wrote his book Kind Business - Values create Values. David Cooke draws from extensive research and pers
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Wise Crowds trump committees
Choose a wise crowd if you want answers that are informed, balanced – and more likely to be right than a committee’s.
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The Crucial Art of Asking the Right Questions in Decision-Making
Discover the transformative power of asking the right questions in decision-making. Effectively structured queries can shape organizational
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