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Bulletproof decisions : how executives can get it right, every time / Ruben Ugarte.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Ugarte, Ruben, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Decision making.
- Success in business.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (225 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- New York, New York ; London, England : Routledge, [2022]
- Summary:
- In this book, I will help business executives systematically tackle these 35,00 decisions. Executives are forced to make critical decisions that impact their lives, their employees' lives, and their customers.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication Page
- Table of Contents
- Author
- Introduction
- Other Works by Ruben Ugarte
- Chapter 1 35,000 Reasons Why You Need This Book
- It's the Not the Quantity but the Mental Burden
- 3 Strategies for Dealing With Decisions
- Yes, Inaction Is a Decision
- Not Every Decision Has a Happy Outcome
- Chapter Summary
- Chapter 2 The 5 Forces behind All Decisions and Why You Gravitate toward Some
- The 5 Driving Forces
- Emotional
- Social
- Personal
- Intuitive
- Moral
- Doubling Down on Your Primary Force
- Minimizing the Bias Generated by Each Force
- Chapter 3 Before You Decide, Choose a Problem Worth Solving
- Is This a Problem Worth Solving?
- Effective Problem-Solving Is Good Critical Thinking
- What is the problem?
- What is the root cause of the problem?
- Do I care about this problem?
- Occam's Razor and Why a Straight Line Is the Shortest Path
- Dealing with Problems Instead of Running Away from Them
- Chapter 4 The Turtleneck Principle for Making Decisions Once and for All
- Why You Should Wear the Same Outfit Every Day
- Using Routines to Tackle Recurring Decisions
- Does Your Team Know What to Do Regularly?
- Optimizing Your Routines and Systems
- Chapter 5 Using the 3 Os Framework for the Critical Few
- The Remaining Critical Few
- The 3 Os Framework: Using Rings to Hit the Goal
- Critical Criteria
- Optional Criteria
- Learning the Framework and Throwing It Away
- Learning in Chunks
- Numbers to Leave the Numbers
- Use Training Wheels
- Make Your Thought Process Visible
- Making the Framework Your Own
- What steps resonate with you?
- What steps come naturally or easy and what steps require work?
- What else would you add to the framework?
- Chapter Summary.
- Chapter 6 Knowing What's Best, When to Decide, and How to Tell Them Apart
- Knowing What's Best
- Tactic #1: Run through Consequences
- Tactic #2: Run Decision through a Moral Lens
- Tactic #3: Run Decision through Different Preferences
- Tactic #4: Run Decision through the Eyes of a Trusted Mentor or Someone You Look Up To
- Knowing When to Decide
- How the Context Changes Situations
- Assumptive
- Urgent
- Applying the Three Strategies in a Rapidly Changing World
- Chapter 7 How Leaders Make Decisions in Tough Situations
- Knowing When to Involve Your Team in Decisions
- Bringing Ethics and Morals into the 21st-Century Organization
- Trend #1: Limited Avenues to Express Ideas
- Trend #2: People Want to Support Causes They Care about
- Trend #3: Amplification of Mistakes
- Doing What's Right Even When It Isn't Popular or Easy
- Belief One: Know You Can Adjust
- Belief Two: Be Vulnerable
- Belief Three: Treat People like Adults
- The Future of Leadership and How to Prepare
- Leadership Is Not Status, Power, or Authority
- Faster Decisions in a Complex World
- Adopting Styles to Younger Generations
- Transparency
- Knowing Your Medium
- Chapter 8 The 7 Pillars of Effective Decision-Making for Individuals and Teams
- 7 Pillars for Effective Decision-Making
- Speed
- Permanence
- Ownership
- Loops
- Fundamentals
- Self-Interest
- Future
- Getting Your Team to Make Their Own Decisions
- Idea #1: Establish a Culture That Accepts Mistakes
- Idea #2: Teach or Coach Others How to Decide
- Idea #3: Set Up Operating Constraints Wide Enough for Action
- Idea #4: Offer Data as Support
- Idea #5: Give Yourself Margins
- The Pillars and Your Personal Life
- Chapter 9 Understanding Why You Made the Wrong or Right Decision.
- Deconstructing Your Best Decisions
- Outcomes
- Options
- Obstacles
- Where Post-mortems Go Wrong and How to Breathe Life into Them (Do Post Successes)
- How did you arrive at the correct assumptions?
- What surprised you?
- How did you adjust to unexpected obstacles?
- Based on what you now know, what else is possible?
- The Fallacy of Decision Journals and Reducing Analysis Friction
- Chapter 10 Trusting Your Gut in a World Ruled by Data
- In God We Trust, All Others Bring Data
- Myth #1: Data Is the Most Important Resource
- Myth #2: Collecting Data Is the Hardest Problem
- Myth #3: Everyone Wants to Be Data-Driven
- Myth #4: Machine Learning Is the Future for All Companies
- Myth #5: Technology Is the Trickiest Part of Any Data Strategy
- Myth #6: Facts Are Clear, and Everyone Can See That
- Myth #7: Opinions without Facts Aren't Welcome Here
- Dealing with the Data Trifecta
- Data Overwhelm
- Funky Data
- Data Silos
- Training Your Gut with Data
- Strategy #1: Validation of Assumptions
- Strategy #2: Lean on Others
- Strategy #3: Play Devil's Advocate
- Living in Harmony With Numbers
- Conclusion
- Appendix
- Index.
- Notes:
- Includes index.
- Description based on print version record.
- ISBN:
- 1-00-318538-X
- 1-000-50805-6
- 1-003-18538-X
- 9781003185383
- OCLC:
- 1273727403
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