Tuesday, March 15, 12:00pm Pacific Time
We make decisions every day. Big, small, casual, momentous. Better decisions can make us more productive, more effective, and more successful. Better decisions also enhance our reputations as contributors, managers, and leaders. But when it comes to the decisions that really count, how can you feel more confident that you’re making a clear-eyed choice, free from baked-in biases and long-held assumptions?
Join us for an interactive workshop on decision-making that will share:
- A usable framework for working through decisions and systematizing choices;
- Research that’s key to mastering decision-making, including how the process works and how it goes astray; and,
- Concrete skills that can make you a more confident, decisive leader.
Please note that this session requires participants’ live participation to effectively demonstrate an active learning methodology. Due to the interactive nature of the event, the session will not be recorded.
Please read this brief article before the session to facilitate active participation: https://www.inc.com/jessica-stillman/6-cognitive-biases-that-are-messing-up-your-decision-making.html
Professor Geneva Stein joined Minerva from her position as Assistant Director of Undergraduate Learning Programs at Princeton University where she also served as a lecturer in Molecular Biology. Professor Stein earned her Ph.D. in Molecular Biology and Neuroscience from Princeton researching the genetics of learning and memory in C. elegans.
