Defend your organization from disastrous leadership decisions by paying attention to what’s important during this pandemic. That's the key take-away message of this episode of the Wise Decision Maker Show, which describes how to make sure that you are paying attention to what matters during this pandemic.
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In the COVID-19 situation everything has changed and now we need to focus on the information that really helpful and true. We have to change our way of living as well as way to do business.
Attention to details and anchoring on facts are very important when fighting the pandemic in terms of running the business in this challenging time. But I agree with the speaker in the strategies that he presented and should be very helpful in fighting with the challenges in the midst of the pandemic.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful podcast, I believe that to protect us from disastrous decisions, it is very important to pay attention to this pandemic and cognitive biases.
Based on my personal experience I am really guilty that sometimes I pay attention to things that are less important and it affected the way I make decisions which led to disappointing results. I have really gained insights about defending decisions and paying more attention to what is important.
This is a good podcast, in this pandemic there's a lot of things to consider but protecting ourselves from this mental blindspots can save us during this times
The title of this podcast has caught my interest and while watching it, I've discovered some errors in my personal experience. Paying attention to things that really don't matter has led me to wrong decisions , what more if a certain company commits this mistake, it will probably become a huge blow. With the help of this video, leaders will be aware and will surely think of possible ways to avoid wrong decisions in a company setting.
Thank you for sharing this podcast. It's very educative and am glad to have learned more about attentional bias. Given the intense, in-the-moment nature of threats and opportunities in the ancestral savanna, this bias is understandable. Yet in the modern environment, sometimes information that doesn’t feel emotionally salient is actually the most important data. As the pandemic broke out, companies and other organizations overwhelmingly turned to their existing emergency business continuity plan and then simply continued with that plan as the pandemic continued. Thanks for this!
Such a useful content. It will surely help me to defend our organization from disastrous leadership decisions by paying attention to what’s important during this pandemic. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for bringing out the attentional bias. This episode would really help people, esp. those who are in the top management to not only see or focus the attention to wrong data, that indeed balancing both bad and good news is important to determine your path forward. This would somehow help them and realize what they will do in the third wave.
It's such an amazing podcast. I agree that people can defend their companies from disastrous leadership decisions by protecting themselves from mental blind spots such as attentional bias. Thank you for sharing this helpful podcast. I appreciate it.
It's nice to listen to this episode on "Are You Paying Attention to What Matters in This Pandemic?" Thanks for sharing as from henceforth I will learn how to pay attention to what's important during this pandemic.
We need reminders like this during this crucial time. We choose what we want to listen to and discounting other reliable information because it is not something that we find aligned to our beliefs. Thanks for this, Dr. Tsipursky
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