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Crank
4 years ago
12

Good decision makers have the following qualities EXCEPT __________. Select one: a. high tolerance for ambiguity and a well-orde

red sense of priorities b. the skills to always build the consensus around a decision c. stereotypes ready to avoid a decision minefield and remain realistic about cost and difficulty d. the skills to remain resilient with feedback
Business
1 answer:
AleksAgata [21]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

c. stereotypes ready to avoid a decision minefield and remain realistic about cost and difficulty

Explanation:

To take good decisions it is necessary to have many variables into account. However, the conception of stereotypes may skew the decision making process. The main problem about stereotypes is that when these are applied to every situation, new unrealistic scenarios are created, it produces confusion for the decision making process, therefore a bad decision can be taken.

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