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Frustration 1
I'm never offered a range of compelling alternatives. They address only the symptoms, not the real problem.
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Frustration 2
We spend too much time analysing decisions with little impact, and too little on the big, difficult ones.
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Frustration 3
The wrong people make the decision – too many have veto power, and too few the power to make things happen.
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Frustration 4
The decisions are analytically complex and we end up with analysis paralysis
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Frustration 5
Everybody has different objectives and no-one can agree on the trade-offs
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Frustration 6
There is so much uncertainty that we end up ignoring it.
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Frustration 7
The decisions are ok, but the execution lets us down
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Frustration 8
My organisation has a culture of gut-feel macho decision-making