Forget perfect: how to make decisions during uncertain times
Many directors are struggling with decision-making when the data changes daily. Boards should take a “roughly right” approach to keep moving forwards.
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Even before Covid-19 we were living in a period of high uncertainty and volatility. Every sector of
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