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Clear individual ownership can improve organizational decisions
Clear individual ownership can improve organizational decisions
Baszucki argues that many organizational decisions benefit from identifying one responsible decision-maker and giving that person enough freedom to exercise creativity and judgment.
- Speaker
- David Baszucki
- Topic
- Decision Making
- Source timestamp
- 10:45
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