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.
Miriam Jones and Adam Rumack
Website
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.
Want to listen to the podcast, instead?
Listen to the podcast.
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.
Send me the latest episode of Beyond Listening
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Sorry, something went wrong while submitting the form. Please try again or get in touch with us using the contact page.
