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VAN DOORN, Emilio

 
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Synopsis

The quality of a decision is shaped long before the decision is made.

It begins with how we think.

Organisations rarely suffer from a shortage of information. The harder problem is how that information is interpreted. Assumptions become invisible. Familiar explanations gain authority. Evidence is filtered through experience. Confidence grows faster than understanding. And once a way of thinking becomes established, alternatives can become surprisingly difficult to see.

Thinking Intelligently is about challenging the thinking that happens before judgement becomes action.

The second volume in the Intelligent Risk Series, it brings together 100 questions, provocations and reflections designed to examine assumptions, test reasoning, explore alternatives and reveal the patterns of thought that shape organisational decisions.

It is not a book that needs to be read from beginning to end.

Open it anywhere.

Bring one page into an executive meeting. Use another to test an assumption. Put a question to a leadership team before consensus forms. Take one into a workshop when the conversation has become too comfortable. Return whenever familiar thinking begins producing familiar answers.

Some pages will strengthen an argument.

Others may give you reason to reconsider it.

Because better decisions begin with better thinking.

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