Article helps leaders avoid rationalizations, test assumptions, and manage over-confidence when making key decisions
SEATTLE – February 23, 2012 – While decision making is critical to effectiveness and success, few people ever receive any training on how to make wise, thoughtful choices. Impact Achievement Group addresses this situation with a new article, “Becoming an Agile Decision Maker and Avoiding Common Decision-Making Traps.”
Research has shown that success is highly dependent on the process people use to arrive at decisions. Raising the odds of making good decisions requires learning and applying a valid, repeatable decision-making process—one that gets the individual, team, or organization to deal effectively with predictable issues that often contaminate desirable outcomes.
“Without training in sound decision-making principles, experience often becomes the teacher—and the lessons can be harmful, inefficient and costly,” said Lee Klepinger, president and chief executive officer of Impact Achievement Group. “With some thought and understanding of how good thinking succeeds and how poor thinking fails, we can better deal with the vast quantity of information required to make better decisions.”
Readers will learn about the various factors that influence human decision making and how this awareness improves the ability to make effective decisions. They will receive insight into:
The complimentary article is available for download here.
Impact Achievement Group is a training and performance management consulting company that provides assessments, coaching, story-based interactive workshops, and simulations for managers at all levels of organizations worldwide. Impact Achievement Group helps companies dramatically improve management and leadership competency for bottom-line results. Company experts Rick Tate and Julie White, Ph.D. are internationally recognized authorities in leadership development, human performance, customer-focused business strategies and workplace communications.
Contact:
Lee Klepinger
888/248-5553
leek@impactachievement.com
Heath Davis Havlick
Fisher Vista Marketing Group
831/685-9700
hhavlick@hrmarketer.com