The Art of Critical Decision Making
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Narrateur(s):
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Michael A. Roberto
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Auteur(s):
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Michael A. Roberto
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The Great Courses
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Learn to approach the critical decisions in your life with a more seasoned, educated eye with this fascinating 24-lecture series that explores how individuals, groups, and organizations make effective decisions. The heart of this accessible series is a thorough examination of decision making at three key levels. First, you'll look at decisions made at the individual level, where, among the many things you'll learn is that intuition is more than just a gut instinct and, in fact, represents a powerful pattern recognition capability. Then, you'll explore decisions made at the group level, where you'll try to answer the question of whether groups are "smarter" and more capable of making critical decisions than individuals. And finally, you'll pull back to analyze organizational decision making, in which Professor Roberto demonstrates how some organizations have encouraged and reliably performed vigilant decision making in the face of risky scenarios.
Whether you're the head of a Fortune 500 company, a government agency, or an everyday household, you constantly make decisions important to you and those immediately around you. These lectures offer you a toolbox of practical knowledge and skills that you can apply to various decisions - whether large or small - in your everyday life and work. Professor Roberto's lively lectures are packed with useful anecdotes, tools, and advice designed to improve your own ability to make informed decisions. As you explore the intriguing process of making a good decision, you'll strengthen your grip on individual theories of decision making and the situations that illustrate them.
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- MW
- 2023-06-14
Case Studies
It was a good course with lots of interesting material. There are a lot of good takeaways, but it starts to feel a little dry in the latter half of the course. Great case study examples though.
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- Brian
- 2022-10-07
The art of critical decision does highlight some interesting points an angle of analysis
* the art critical decision making mentions a lot of interesting points. In the beginning it mentions how are you have to just try I like the writing style because it makes you arrive to the conclusion by examples.
* Mentions how to deal with Impass.
* How to find solutions through conflict. Which has a supportive tone Of a irresponsible toxic environment. Which may make you lose your job.
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- alexis
- 2018-12-10
Quite boring
After listening to the book ‘’effective communication skills’’ I thought every grand courses would be as good.
I didn’t enjoy this one as much, maybe you will
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