Decision making and problem-solving are ongoing processes. There are several ways to commit to continuous improvement, such as by regularly seeking feedback, analyzing results and adjusting ...

Evidence-Based Decision-Making Rely on facts rather than emotions or personal biases. Follow five distinct steps, called the five A’s: ask, access, appraise, apply and audit.

Having an understanding of the difference between a correction and corrective action provides you with the opportunity to make real changes in your processes for the betterment of your organization.

Effective problem solving requires effective decision making. Sometimes you make the right decision. Sometimes you have to make the decision right. This course was built for participants to apply more ...

Sometimes you need to switch up your tactics to break through to the next level. Decision-making expert Cheryl Strauss Einhorn says the first step is to understand your personal problem-solving style.

Deep sleep is not the only phase that plays a role in problem-solving and memory consolidation. The lightest of the four phases of sleep, known as N1 (for non-rapid eye movement stage one), can ...