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During a crisis, decisions have to be made. Yet in a crisis there is always too little information and insufficient time available for well considered decisions.
And, although previous training will help, precedent is frequently a poor guide.
When you have to make decisions under pressure, make sure you have the courage to do the right thing. Value people above property. Respect the concerns of all stakeholders. Share pertinent information as it becomes available. Show leadership.
Ultimately, in any unknown situation success comes from knowing your true values and having the courage to align action to them.
'In every success story, you find someone who made a courageous decision.'
Peter Drucker
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