Title: 8 Reasons Why People Make Irrational Decisions at Work
Headings: 8 Reasons Why People Make Irrational Decisions at Work
8 Reasons Why People Make Irrational Decisions at Work
Tamala Takahashi Follow
Owner/Consultant at High Bridge Solutions
Tamala Takahashi
Owner/Consultant at High Bridge Solutions

Content: Ask this question, "Are you happy with the outcome of this decision? What would you like to see happen here?" Asking them questions instead of judging their decisions can both help smooth over the damage done by the decision as well as allow the other person to open to the possibility of self-reflection. But make sure the questions are rooted in a desire to understand, and possibly compromise if appropriate, not prove they are wrong. 3. Important information is missing. Often when someone makes a decision that doesn't make sense, it's because they lack key information. It doesn't make sense to us, because we know that information, and assume they do too. People may not have that information because they didn't know it was available, did not understand its importance, or don't have the experience or competence to know to ask for that information. Solution: