Evaluate your decisions with previous solutions
As a leader it is also important to check whether the problem that you are currently facing has been faced by other before. By researching about the answer given by the company and what was the public's opinion regarding it.
You should be able to identify whether the decision you are about to make will fully align with your ethics, moral, and role responsibilities. Is there a need to adjust anything from your perspective? Always make sure to evaluate yourself before doing anything rash.
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Life is like facebook. People will like your problems & comment, but no one will solve them because everyone`s busy updating theirs.
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