<br />
Following on from the discussion about<a href="http://inside-exec.com/do-you-keep-emotions-out-of-your-decision-making/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> emotional decision making</a>, Kim and Fulyana explore the first of two case studies to see how to manage the over zealous and positive members of teams that are flying high with results. Can a team be too positive? Does the decision making get affected in the same way as a negative team?<br />

Following on from the discussion about emotional decision making, Kim and Fulyana explore the first of two case studies to see how to manage the over zealous and positive members of teams that are flying high with results. Can a team be too positive? Does the decision making get affected in the same way as a negative team?

<br>
Following on from the discussion about<a href="http://inside-exec.com/do-you-keep-emotions-out-of-your-decision-making/" rel="noopener noreferrer"> emotional decision making</a>, Kim and Fulyana explore the first of two case studies to see how to manage the over zealous and positive members of teams that are flying high with results. Can a team be too positive? Does the decision making get affected in the same way as a negative team?<br>

Share Case Study 1 – Emotional Decision Making

Sign up to save your podcasts

Case Study 1 – Emotional Decision Making

Case Study 1 – Emotional Decision Making