In most cases, you’re in meetings where everyone will likely have different opinions. There might be people who are for a decision while some are against it, and maybe there are lots of options or theories presented at the table. Your job, as a school leader, is to look at the common goal and come up with a decision-making protocol that leads to a productive solution.

 

If you find yourself in meetings where conversations get sidetracked or derailed, you worry about people feeling heard, or otherwise find decision-making getting delayed or sabotaged, listen in. Learn why you must identify a decision-making protocol ahead of time for your meetings, and questions that will help you lead with confidence when it comes to decision-making.

 

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