Decisions
Whatever you may think of Jeff Bezos, you cannot deny his business success. One of his leadership tips, revealed in his new writing collection called Invent and Wander, is to think of decision-making as stepping through doors. Some doors are two-directional. You can step through them and step back if things don’t work out. Others are one-way only. Once you make the decision, there is no coming back. The problem, says Bezos, is that organisations often apply the same onerous due-diligence approach to both types of decisions. If you want innovation, empower people to make quick, bold two-way door decisions.
— Wayne Visser
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