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„. this series has much to commend it.“ (Modern Management, February 2002)
„. a fascinating and readable combination of psychological theory, paper and pencil thought problems and quotations from contemporary media.“ (Productivity Digest, May 2002)
„. this series has much to commend it.“ (Modern Management, February 2002)
Good decision making is crucial to good management and successful strategic planning. Sadly the decision making capabilities within organisations are often poor. Using a fascinating and very readable combination of psychological theory, pencil-and-paper thought problems, and material from contemporary media, George Wright demonstrates why high-profile strategic disasters occur and how to prevent your own organisation from making similar mistakes. Case studies include Marks & Spencer, Dyson, Baring's Bank and the Millennium Dome.