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The Risks and Traps of Decision-Making

Skip Prichard

The rate of misjudgment rises in high stakes situations when under pressure, in crisis or uncertainty. Airline passengers pay over the odds for a seat rather than risk random allocation in 33B. It’s impossible to think in chaos, in a noisy office or when stressed. But it’s not the only step and is not a guarantee of success.

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Performance Appraisal & Rewards in Response to COVID-19

HR Digest

Most organizations don’t have a playbook to pull through the ongoing public health crisis. A strong Employee Assistance Program or EAP to help employees deal with coronavirus-related stress and mental health issues. We suggest: Establishing “adjusted” financial objectives that reduce the impact of the ongoing crisis.

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Shaping Performance & Rewards in Response to COVID-19

HR Digest

Most organizations don’t have a playbook to pull through the ongoing public health crisis. A strong Employee Assistance Program or EAP to help employees deal with coronavirus-related stress and mental health issues. We suggest: Establishing “adjusted” financial objectives that reduce the impact of the ongoing crisis.

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Three Ways Leaders Outsmart Themselves

CO2

They Are Responding to a Crisis. Under stressful conditions, our reptilian brains push us toward action (fight or flight), not deliberation and conversation. Under stressful conditions, our reptilian brains push us toward action (fight or flight), not deliberation and conversation. You are hard-wired to defend yourself.

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Uber Shows How Not to Apply Behavioral Economics

Harvard Business Review

In a related paper published in 2013 , Alexander Arriaga and colleagues had 17 operating-room teams participate in 106 simulated surgical-crisis scenarios. Another example I often give concerns the use of fuel- and carbon-efficient flight practices in the airline industry. Inpatient complications also fell from 11% to 7%.

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WestJet's CEO step down: The first sign of the leadership.

Roundtable Talk

Durfy’s replacement, Gregg Sartesky, is a 50 something exec who’s grown up in the high grind airline industry. The “personal issues&# reason is a much more slippery one and has me wondering if we are seeing what happens when a GenX mindset leader steps into an organization with a value-set grounded in boomer mentality.

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Case Study: When the Twitterverse Turns on You

Harvard Business Review

Yesterday, with the help of the company’s PR firm, Wrigley & Walters, the airline had launched its first Twitter contest: The person who posted the most creative tweet using the hashtag #CanJetLuxury would win two round-trip tickets to any of the company’s destinations. She was just the sort of person who was energized by a crisis.