Keep a log when decisions are made on the fly
Done!2 Mai 2022

Keep a log when decisions are made on the fly

Sometimes we get involved in a project or workgroup where everything is happening very fast. All participating colleagues are eager to get moving on what you decide to do and it becomes difficult to keep the decision-making contained to the regular, formalized meetings. So, you make decisions on the fly. But, what if you forget to inform the colleagues that were not involved in the decision what you actually have decided? In this episode, the 588th, I share a tool for keeping track of what you have agreed on.

How have you kept track of past decisions made and how has it been useful to your and/or your team? If you have any experience with this method, please get in touch and let me know what difference it has made to you and your company, department, or team. You will reach me by emailing david@stiernholm.com and I will be all ears.

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