Intuitive Decision-Making Among Leaders: More Than Just Shooting From the Hip
Author(s)
Sinclair, Marta
Ashkanasy, Neal
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2003
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It may sound like heresy, but making the 'fuzzy' discipline of management even fuzzier is paying dividends for business leaders. Indeed, an increasing number of CEOs and senior managers are now questioning the conventional wisdom that decision-making should be strictly analytical - they have found that sometimes it should be intuitive. This article discusses the latest findings in executive decisionmaking which reveal how and when business leaders should ditch analysis and go with their gut feeling.It may sound like heresy, but making the 'fuzzy' discipline of management even fuzzier is paying dividends for business leaders. Indeed, an increasing number of CEOs and senior managers are now questioning the conventional wisdom that decision-making should be strictly analytical - they have found that sometimes it should be intuitive. This article discusses the latest findings in executive decisionmaking which reveal how and when business leaders should ditch analysis and go with their gut feeling.
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Journal Title
Mt Eliza Business Review
Volume
5
Issue
2