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Controlling of the unpredictable

Controlling of the unpredictable

In order to be prepared for the unpredictable, pilots make trials over and over again, while imagining all kinds of possible scenarios. 

This way, they are always ready to face unpleasant surprises. Just like them, managers should take into account as many negative scenarios as possible and be ready to take action whenever required.

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