Tag Archives: Decision making

How To Stop Solving The Same Problem Over And Over Again

Have you ever found yourself in network or partnership meetings “solving” the same problem over and over again? These meetings can lead to solutions that don’t stick because we move too quickly from discussion of the problems to disagreements about proposed solutions. In this video, productivity consultant Ed Muzio explains the 50/30/20 rule of the hourglass model. This is a simple tool you can use to help organize a group decision-making meeting that works…

Group Decision Making That Works

In the context of networks and partnerships, we must constantly make group decisions. Unfortunately, we often go into these meetings without any real clarity on HOW a decision will actually be made. We wrongly assume that a decision will simply emerge. In this video, productivity consultant Ed Muzio explains a basic model for group decision making that will help overcome these issues and make your meetings more effective…

The Ladder of Inference: Why we jump to conclusions (and how to avoid it)

Have you ever been in a disagreement or intense discussion with someone in a group and wondered how in the world you could see the same thing so differently? Have you ever accused someone else – or been accused – of jumping to conclusions?

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Tag Archives: Decision making

How To Stop Solving The Same Problem Over And Over Again

Group Decision Making That Works

The Ladder of Inference: Why we jump to conclusions (and how to avoid it)

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