No no-brainer
If only we’d get out of our own way.
If only we’d do what’s right for the team, the business, the organisation rather than the thing…
Some decisions make themselves. Most. Everyone puts their thoughts on the table or marks them on the whiteboard. A spreadsheet is crafted, the discussion is had and a consensus develops around the very obvious choice.
Some decisions though, with all the evidence in play, there’s no clear winner.
No no-brainer.
No happy clappy agreement.
It’s nothing more than a judgement call.
At this point there are two new questions: who’s judgement, and how do they use it?
Who makes the judgement? Is it team consensus, a formal vote (what happens if there’s a tie? Someone has two votes?) or a designated decision maker?
How do they do it? Is it about all the evidence and a final judgement, is it a No unless there’s a unanimous Yes (or the other way around), maybe it’s a coin toss or call in an external arbitrator?
Skippy strategy: Make decision-making clear, before you need to.
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