What do you do if your decision-making as an executive is lacking strategic thinking?
As an executive, you are expected to make decisions that align with your organization's vision, goals, and values. However, sometimes you may find yourself struggling to think strategically, especially in complex, uncertain, or rapidly changing situations. You may rely too much on your intuition, experience, or habits, without considering the bigger picture, the long-term implications, or the alternative perspectives. This can lead to poor outcomes, missed opportunities, or unintended consequences for your business and stakeholders. How can you improve your decision-making as an executive and develop your strategic thinking skills? Here are some tips to help you:
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Luis Fortunato de Abreu Branco, PMP?, PMI-ACP?, PMO-CP?, ATP? InstructorCEO na Business Insight, Consultores de Gest?o, Lda | PMP?| PMI-ACP?| PMO-CP?| ATP? Instructor
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Gustavo M. da Cruz
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Hitesh ChopraStrategic IT Leadership and Digital transformation executive, Certified Independent Director, EXECUTIVE MBA INSEAD…