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Outside Looking In: Maximize Project Success Rates with Premortem Strategy

Why do highly intelligent and capable business leaders, backed by an army of talent and a flood of information, make so many extremely expensive mistakes? This article looks at the role of mental models in decision making and forecasting and suggests effective and efficient methods for improving.

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Subject(s): Management, Personal Improvement

Source(s): ManyWorlds

Author(s): Max More

Posted: 2007-07-24

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