Decision making – Your choices drive your direction
The way choices are presented can greatly influence the decisions we make.
Category Archives: Leadership
Decision Making – You understand the past doesn’t mean you can predict the future
Overconfidence is our belief that we know more than what we actually know. Limited experience can build confidence even in an unpredictable environment that is filled with noisy signals.
Decision making – Intuition gives confidence, but not a predictor of accuracy
Kahneman defines intuition as thinking that you know without knowing why you do. That means decision by intuition can often lead to biased decision.
Technical debt is not bad when cost of debt is balanced with value creation
Any software project whether it is a new application or a mature product, you must have heard the commonly used …
Balance “Put first things first” with “Begin with the end in mind”
Put First Things First, third habit from the book “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” by Stephen R. Covey …
Not the strongest or the most intelligent who will survive but those who manage change
Over the period one lesson that I learned is that change is imminent in every step of your career journey, …
Are you missing the supply chain disruption?
In the book “The Innovator’s Dilemma”, Clayton very well describes the S curve of successful firms and how incumbents disrupts …
Peak Performance – You will be remembered for what you do, not what you have?
Credit for this post goes to the book “Shine: Using Brain Science to Get the Best from Your People” by …
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