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Y Srinivas Rao, Manager, India
Should the Indian way of decision making - "no decision at all" be construed as a decision?
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No Decision at All?
jan gieszen, Netherlands
Go with a team of managers, "hands" or clients and start a palaver. The Indian way.
The target is getting something done in the livelihood of the people. So the organisation, the environment, the client sphere, home of the organisers or hands... Every voice and hand counts... Makes a voice. Is understood and placed and put. One knows when the things are said. The action planning is ripe and what to do next. The palaver is over and every one and all do what needs to be done...
Both palaver and ubuntu... Pairs... |
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Silence as Agreement
is150, Malaysia
Some individual/organisation will treat silence as agreement. However, the other party should be aware of that. |
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Every Action Has a Reaction
Ching Yang, UK - India
There is no null value to a decision - either you decide to do it or not. Not doing anything is also a decision and it will have it's own results and impacts. So, yes no decision at all is also a decision. |
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