Any decision is usually better than no decision at all.
In fact, 80% of problems should be solved the moment they come up only about 20% of problems need time and deliberation, and extra research.
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Make a decision and hold firm to that decision. You can deal with any consequences of that decision as they arise later. In most cases, making a bad decision is still a lot better than making no decision at all.
One needs to take into consideration that any risky decision has the probability of failure, keeping in mind the potential benefits of not reaching the goal.
The ideal decision model should:
Being able to make decisions when you know you have imperfect data is so critical. I was always taught that “A good decision now is better than a perfect decision in two days.” Many people I know in business recoil at that statement. Many colleagues in graduate school had come from places where t...
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