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A thread on how great decision making orgs think about decisions.
Covering:
- why good decision processes are so impactful
- how to make better, faster decisions
- frameworks & tools
Decisions can be systematized, like an assembly line. Read on to learn how👇
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R.I.P. Lawrence Ferlinghetti, March 24, 1919 – February 22, 2021. Here he is reading his poem “The World Is a Beautiful Place” in the office of City Lights Books in San Francisco.
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As @marketplaceshq started to grow, one of the most common requests was for a member directory.
This was a limitation of being a @SlackHQ based community, but I'm excited to share that we now have a member directory within our Slack group thanks to @BenJohnstonSF and Dish.
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Replying to @reforge
@reforge "Summer Career Series":
1. @far33d recommendation: "Minto Pyramid Principle"
2. @vingar: Product-related articles Intercom, Drift, Profit Well, Amplitude & Slack.
3. @BenJohnstonSF Good decision-making practices lnkd.in/gRZQSek
4. @karagillis SCIPAB framework
30/ Feedback loops
Documented decisions make it easy to revisit a decision after it was made to learn why it was or wasn't successful. When you can compare your predictions directly with reality it can be a wake-up call for how you model the world.
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