What do you do if you suspect potential risks in your professional decisions?

Neste caso é muito importante buscar ajuda e apoio de pessoas com perspectivas diferentes, afim de entender os riscos envolvidos. Nossas lentes s?o limitadas, na maioria dos casos n?o temos uma vis?o ampla de todas as abordagens, por isso é imperativo pedir ajudar. Decis?es monocráticas tendem ao erro em algum momento.

There is always a risk. Even things that seem risk free are a risk bc they usually keep us stuck in our comfort zones and then we don't grow and eventually become replaceable. Measure the risk against the potential payoff. Make sure the people who asked you to make the decision are aware of the risks that you see- sometimes they are not. And if it doesn't seem like a good decsion- don't do it and explain why.

Risk is fundamentally inherent in almost every part of business. Businesses assume risks related to the protection of information, keeping trade practices confidential and monitoring for fraud and other crimes. In your role, consider what types of risk you will be exposed to and have control or input on. If necessary, consult with the company legal advisor or your own if you're an entrepreneur. Ideally, you will develop a set of operating procedures that address all of the risks you have identified. These can be put into a manual for training of others that join your team.

It's very effective to gain advice from peers as persons may have shared similar experiences and are able to provide with advice based on this...you will be able assess what actions to take from that point..

If you are working with a team who have different specialties, then ask for their input. You can gain insight from people who have experiences in areas you don't. Ask people for ideas on how they would define the worst possible outcomes and set up a strategy with those in mind...Or Just Say No.

Things change quickly and change causes ripple effects. It pays to keep your eye on the ball and the goal so you know when to shift.