Essays on Bad Decision

I had read Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare for a few times and always thought that only their parents were guilty in their death as they did not know them to be together. But when I read this story again, I found out that there were other people whose decisions played a role in the death of Romeo and Juliet. Many people think that only Romeo and Juliet made a wrong decision which led to such a terrible end of the story, but this is not true. In this story many people interfered in the relations of these ...

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The decisions in the enterprises are taken every day, and the timing and quality of the decision make the difference between the success to the failure. Important decisions from a new client agreement, a new product launch or the split of the company require information, analysis and courage take it. The analysis consists in the importance of the management engineering principle of decision making for the evolution and success of the company. The company under analysis is a software developer company called Infowarehouse Inc., from Lakeland, Florida.

Infowarehouse Inc. is a software company with ten years in the market. ...

The Blackberry Company does not have plans to exit the Smartphone market despite the surmounting pressure from the investors and analysts. The company is also experiencing massive job cuts, which mean the company is losing experienced and well-trained personnel. To revive its glory, Blackberry should do a number of activities. First, the company should listen to the clients and get to know what people need. The company should conduct surveys on the clients and get feedback on what should the company improve and add to the gadget (Kelley 3). In any business, feedback from clients plays a significant role ...

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King Lear is one of the most thrilling books and plays done by William Shakespeare. Ideally, it is one of the four great tragedies within Shakespeare’s works. Among these plays is the Hamlet, Macbeth and Othello. However, King Lear is assumed to be the best among them. The title-characters of this play show a very clear outlay of leadership in a dynasty drafted by William Shakespeare. Ideally, the play lays its basis of the legendary “Lair of Britain” (Shakespeare 15). The legendary is described as a mythological Roman Celtic-King. Accordingly, Shakespeare designed the play underwriting such that it is mainly ...

It has been observed that teenagers take bad decisions especially when they are in bad company. Teenagers do not take bad decisions because they are vulnerable but they deliberately smoke, consume alcohol and have unprotected sex. This trend has been emerged as a major concern for parents and they are unable to understand how to solve it. This paper intends to discuss how teenagers take bad decisions and further discusses the major factors that are responsible for such bad decisions. John Updike in the story, A&P portrays how a teenager’s bad decision can land him into weird situation. The ...

Having been involved in several cases, Daniel Groll’s intention to provide a lasting solution to this problem intensified. His intentions are to develop a model for understanding disagreements in a clinical setting. Groll at providing insight into what doctors can and cannot plausibly be said to know regarding what’s best for their patients. Groll deals with this by developing taxonomy of clinical disagreements. Groll’s secondary aim is to show that Robert M. Veatch’s theory on what on what clinicians can and cannot about their patients’ well-being is overly skeptical and limits the role. In the article, Groll presents a ...

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The main issue that revolves around this case is the issue of Eminent Domain. In KELO V. CITY of New London (2005), the United States Supreme Court upheld the use of the eminent domain power to take property from homeowners for the purpose of economic development. Under the Fifth Amendment, eminent domain may be used only for a public purpose. Conversely, public purpose is a wide notion. At this point Eminent Domain refers to the authority of the government to acquire certain properties for public use, for example building a freeway. The idea dates to the early seventeenth-century; in U.S. law, underneath ...

Based on the entire semesters readings and lessons, what are the most important principles you have learned to become a more effective decisionmaker in your organization?

Over the course of this semester, the materials that we have discussed have enabled me to understand much more about the decision making process than I did before. I learned that it was far too easy to fall into poor decision-making attitudes due to our circumstances, our moods, and our biases. These include anchoring, confirmation, hindsight and Sun-cost effect biases, all of which should be avoided when making a decision, as they will cloud your ...