Episode
51
Deciding How to Decide
When was the last time you considered how and why you, your team, or your organization make decisions? Open Circle’s co-founders, Miriam Jones and Adam Rumack, explore decision-making and challenge assumptions about how and why decisions are made.
In this episode we discuss:
- Factors to consider in decision-making include the level of impact, the number of people involved, and the time available.
- Questioning the structures and methods of decision-making can lead to innovation and adaptation, but it also requires a mindset shift and may disrupt existing power dynamics.
- Transparent decision-making processes and building trust are essential for effective decision-making in organizations.
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Interview excerpts:
Deciding how to Decide
We encourage questioning the structures and methods of decision-making and provides a framework for deciding how to decide. We explore different types of decision-making methods, factors to consider in decision-making, and the pitfalls and benefits of each method.
Transparency in process
We delve into the power dynamics and leadership styles involved in decision-making. It concludes by emphasizing the need for agile decision-making and the importance of transparency and trust in the decision-making process.
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