Archive for the tag "decision_making"
Good Reasons For Those Bad Decisions
One of the most important responsibilities of any library leader is to make the right decisions. When our decisions have minor consequences the long-term impact of deciding poorly will likely be minor or non-existent. But decisions involving people’s positions, large-scale automation or significant resource allocations can have long-term and profound implications for our libraries and [...]
Posted: 7 July, 2008 in Administration/Leadership, Conference Blogging.
Tags: acrl_presidents_program, ariely, decision_making, hernon
Comments: 4
Why Students Want Simplicity And Why It Fails Them When It Comes To Research
The research process, by its very nature, can be both complicated and complex. For students it presents a gap between the known and unknown. They get a research assignment, usually broadly defined by the instructor, and then need to identify a topic without necessarily knowing much of anything about the subject. Then to further complicate [...]
Posted: 4 February, 2008 in Simplicity vs. Complexity.
Tags: cynefin, decision_making
Comments: 10
