Decision Making - Decision Making Basics - 04. Facts vs Opinions
Opinions are a flimsy and unreliable basis for business decisions. All too often, however, people do just that: base their workplace decisions upon the shaky foundation of their own or others’ opinions. When what they really should be doing is basing their decisions on facts. Many struggle with even knowing if what they’re hearing is a fact or an opinion. In this program, we’ll talk about the difference between the two, and go over the various types of facts and opinions. We’ll discuss how to use both in your decision making, and teach you how to test yourself, so you know that what you’re basing your decision on is factual.

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