The Hidden Cost of Decision Debt: Why Government Can’t Afford to Keep Kicking the Can
In government, some decisions age like fine wine, others like unrefrigerated milk. Address “decision debt” before it compounds into a crisis.
Posts Tagged: decision making
A Mandate for Urgent Leadership: Decision-Making at the Speed of Now
With defense acquisition delays mounting, Michael Duffy’s call to “move with urgency” sets a bold new standard. Meet it with leadership.
Career Planning for an Unpredictable Future
Whether due to greater flexibility, mass exodus, or values-driven decision making, careers in 2022 are anything but predictable. Since the pandemic, we have learned to re-evaluate our careers either by choice or necessity. According to a study from O.C. Tanner, 48% of employees are considering an industry career change after COVID-19 settles down (if itRead… Read more »