Maximisers vs Satisficers
There are two main types of decision-makers:
- Maximisers: They want to ensure they get the most out of their choices.
- Satisficers: They tend to adopt a 'good enough' approach.
Each one has its benefits and drawbacks. Understanding which one you are can help improve your choices.
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