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The Art of Critical Decision Making
- Narrated by: Michael A. Roberto
- Series: The Great Courses: Business & Economics
- Length: 12 hrs and 22 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Learn to approach the critical decisions in your life with a more seasoned, educated eye with this fascinating 24-lecture series that explores how individuals, groups, and organizations make effective decisions. The heart of this accessible series is a thorough examination of decision making at three key levels. First, you'll look at decisions made at the individual level, where, among the many things you'll learn is that intuition is more than just a gut instinct and, in fact, represents a powerful pattern recognition capability. Then, you'll explore decisions made at the group level, where you'll try to answer the question of whether groups are "smarter" and more capable of making critical decisions than individuals. And finally, you'll pull back to analyze organizational decision making, in which Professor Roberto demonstrates how some organizations have encouraged and reliably performed vigilant decision making in the face of risky scenarios.
Whether you're the head of a Fortune 500 company, a government agency, or an everyday household, you constantly make decisions important to you and those immediately around you. These lectures offer you a toolbox of practical knowledge and skills that you can apply to various decisions - whether large or small - in your everyday life and work. Professor Roberto's lively lectures are packed with useful anecdotes, tools, and advice designed to improve your own ability to make informed decisions. As you explore the intriguing process of making a good decision, you'll strengthen your grip on individual theories of decision making and the situations that illustrate them.
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your Library section along with the audio.
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- Alison
- 30-06-2018
fascinating and insightful
very well presented and interesting course. case studies were brilliant and eye opening. would have loved mores case studies.
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- Philo
- 15-09-2013
Very rewarding, fulfilling its promise
This work is clear, well-structured, well-paced, and understandable. It moves fluidly between practical pointers (sometimes checklist-like, with nice summaries) and examples that keep it moving nicely. I admire the work of a professor who has obviously invested plenty of time, thought and experience into making such a crafted and polished product. I have read other books in this area (most recently "Guide to Decision Making" by H. Drummond here at audible), and I do like to sample around, but this one for me is head and shoulders above anything I've seen. Plugging these suggestions in to current decisions (alone or with others) makes me feel more like I am flying with "instruments" versus guessing with gaping (unknown) blind spots. Yet, the approach is not "paint by numbers:" good human reckoning is still required, but augmented with the assistance of various guides, reminders and prompts along the way. I'm sure I will listen through this one again.
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- CHET YARBROUGH
- 09-04-2015
CRITICAL DECISION-DECISION MAKING
In the Great Courses’ lecture series, Dr. Michael Roberto, characterizes leadership in “The Art of Critical Decision Making”. Roberto’s primary methodology is examination of case studies that range from the Cuban missile crises, to the Daimler/Chrysler merger, to the 9/11/01 Trade Center bombing. He offers perspective on how good decisions can be made when complexity exceeds average to superior individual human capability.
Roberto’s argument is that a structured participatory process is the most consistently productive form of critical decision-making. Roberto infers, as the world becomes more complex, individual comprehension and patterning of facts becomes less reliable as a form of critical decision-making. His argument relies on leadership structure that insists on communication transparency and qualified freedom. Roberto suggests leaders elicit ideas from engaged people, rather than only experts, in making critical decisions meant to identify problems, proffer solutions, and accomplish goals.
Leaders need to engage employees whose ideas will be listened to, used, and appreciated rather than abjectly dismissed. Executives, who are more concerned about position than organizational effectiveness, are not leaders. They are cowards.
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- Derreck
- 29-01-2015
I feel like have learned so much.
I feel so much smarter. I listen to this book on my commute. Worth the money spent.
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- Thomas
- 12-12-2013
Worthwhile and true to the title
The content is based on years of research and presented through means of case studies. It is very well organized and easy to digest as an audio book. It was worth the listen and helpful for developing decision making skills.
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- mc2
- 29-12-2013
Good course but broad brushes a lot
Is there anything you would change about this book?
The political and PR POV were glossed over, especially in the Shuttle disasters.
Richard Feynman's analysis stated that management inexplicably believed the probability of failure to be 1000 times less than their working engineers. Feynman concludes "For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for nature cannot be fooled"
The Shuttle disaster was more than poor decision making. It bordered on a cavalier incompetence by management but the course painted the management in a much better light.
Case studies have strengths and weaknesses because what is presented is only what supports the conclusion. The shuttle disaster are but one. Having read some of the analysis on these events, I think that the course really misses the mark here and Incredibly, partially blamed the engineer for not making a better case!
What did you like best about this story?
The last part of the course had good material. In the end it emphasized techniques to ferret out problems that can be solved earlier vs later.It provided techniques that will help foster discussion, debate and result in better decisions
What about Professor Michael A. Roberto’s performance did you like?
Very good performance although there was a tendency at times to use straw man arguments.
Was The Art of Critical Decision Making worth the listening time?
Very good course. Offered a lot of very good ideas and techniques to combat group think and other decision making pitfalls.
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- Ananthan
- 04-08-2013
Great book for aspiring leaders
Where does The Art of Critical Decision Making rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Top 10 books.
Who was your favorite character and why?
The fireman leader.
What about Professor Michael A. Roberto’s performance did you like?
The clear and effective manner of articulation of complex concepts
What did you learn from The Art of Critical Decision Making that you would use in your daily life?
To be aware of my biases and manage them in my decision making at my profesional career.
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- Gail
- 03-09-2015
Very enlightening and thought provoking
It took me 3 episodes and moving the speed to 1.25 to be able to get completely engaged. Then I could not get enough. The case studies and insight was compelling to listen to. in fact, I plan to listen to the entire series again immediately. Would have loved a workbook.
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- Queenmum
- 04-05-2015
5 star with a caveat
The course got off to a slow start but got more and more compelling. I will probably go back and listen to parts over and over.
My complaint may sound trivial but it suggests a lack of care and respect for the listener. It is mispronounced words. Sometimes a reader just doesn't know the pronunciation, which is understandable though less so in a
Professor. Mostly it wasn't much of a problem. However, when a lecture concerns Three Mile Island and the lecturer pronounces nuclear as "nucular" over and over it isn't a mistake it's a choice. I don't know his reasoning but every time he says the word it interrupts concentration on what he's saying. I found myself waiting for it, which is surely not what Prof. Roberto intended.
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- Nicholas Grimaldi
- 30-06-2014
Very good
What did you love best about The Art of Critical Decision Making?
The content was very good. In fact, I am now going through the book again to take notes.
What about Professor Michael A. Roberto’s performance did you like?
This book sticks to the content, rather than repetition, lame stories, or anecdotes.
Any additional comments?
I think dry books such as these need to be read at 3x speed. If you've never tried it before, give it 15 to 20 minutes... and see how you like it. I think you will adjust and come to the conclusion I have, that 3x is the only way to go when you are listening to subject matter that can be dry.
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- Pavel Polechtchouk
- 04-12-2015
Great delivery and useful frameworks
Great delivery that presents some very useful frameworks.
The only negative point is that this course is very US-centric. As far as I remember all of the studies cited were done in the United States, and not everything would translate well across cultures
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- Buyer of stuff
- 08-01-2015
Superb!
This series of audiobooks are really good. They're much more in depth than you'd get on a business masters programme and cover some of the things that you'd be expected to have a grasp of as a thought leader.
The topics are presented in an in-depth but simple manner so anyone can sit and listen, picking up some fabulous information and great tips.
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- Shilan
- 24-07-2015
Perfect book
One the few books that I enjoyed every single word of it.
The subjects are Beautifully written and discussed naturally, without any conflict of interest.
Shilan
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- Koko
- 08-08-2019
good lectures
Repetative at times and a bit overstreached imho. But nonetheless some valid ideas worth exploring further.
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- Normas Yakin
- 10-10-2018
Good speaker.
The guy managed to make a dry subject interesting. Quite good content and many points to take away.
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- Suresh
- 30-09-2018
Good book with examples and lots case studies,
Helped me to understand the concept behind decisions analysis, clear voice. Great audio book. Some case studies easily understood
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- Andrew UK
- 22-05-2017
Interesting and well read
Good structure, illuminated by interesting examples. And the narration was very enjoyable to listen to.
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Brilliant, some incredible case studies.
Loved it. Fantastic case studies to highlight key principles. I particularly enjoyed the section on the cuban missile crisis.
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