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5 Rules for Decision Making Using the 80/20 Principle

PREMIUM presentation
by Christopher Cook

The 80/20 Principle, also known as the Pareto principle, states 80% of your outputs are derived from 20% of your inputs. In other words, the majority of the tasks you get done or products your produce are a result of only a handful of activities. This presentation is designed to give you five rules to make better decisions using this principle. You will start to realize how few decisions are actually important, and when they are essential, default responses are already in place. Also, this process will help you determine what is working (double down) and what is not (change early).

5 Rules for Decision Making Using the 80/20 Principle

by Christopher Cook
February 14, 2018 | 59:48 | Views: 14,388 | PDUs: 1.00 | Rating: 3.62 / 5

The 80/20 Principle, also known as the Pareto principle, states 80% of your outputs are derived from 20% of your inputs. In other words, the majority of the tasks you get done or products your produce are a result of only a handful of activities. This presentation is designed to give you five rules to make better decisions using this principle. You will start to realize how few decisions are actually important, and when they are essential, default responses are already in place. Also, this process will help you determine what is working (double down) and what is not (change early).

5 Rules for Decision Making Using the 80/20 Principle

Feb 14, 2018 12:00 PM EST (UTC-5)
PREMIUM webinar

The 80/20 Principle, also known as the Pareto principle, states 80% of your outputs are derived from 20% of your inputs. In other words, the majority of the tasks you get done or products your produce are a result of only a handful of activities. This presentation is designed to give you five rules to make better decisions using this principle. You will start to realize how few decisions are actually important, and when they are essential, default responses are already in place. Also, this process will help you determine what is working (double down) and what is not (change early).

5 signos visibles que anuncian que su proyecto proporcionará los resultados previstos

by Mark Swiderski
June 17, 2012 | 43:00 | Views: 1,039 | PDUs: 0.75 | Rating: 4.03 / 5

¿Cómo puede saber un líder si su equipo de proyecto se encuentra en el camino correcto? A través de los principios debatidos en este webinar, los líderes podrán entender mejor la antigua pregunta “¿cuánto para qué?” sobre costos y presupuestos, obteniendo una pronta compresión y manteniéndola de forma continua a lo largo de un proyecto.

5 sinais visíveis de que seu projeto entregará os resultados esperados

by Mark Swiderski
June 17, 2012 | 43:00 | Views: 336 | PDUs: 0.75 | Rating: 4.42 / 5

Como um líder pode saber se a sua equipe de projetos se encontra no caminho correto? Se não está, ou se ocorre algum impedimento, que ações o líder pode tomar para colocar a sua equipe e seu projeto novamente na direção correta? Através dos princípios debatidos neste webinar, os líderes poderão entender melhor a conhecida pergunta “quanto para quê?” sobre custos e orçamentos, obtendo uma compreensão imediata e mantendo-a de forma contínua ao longo do projeto.

5 visible signs your project will deliver expected results

by Mark Swiderski
November 29, 2011 | 49:59 | Views: 531 | PDUs: 0.75 | Rating: 4.26 / 5

This discussion will focus on how a leader would know that a project team is on track and what they might be able to do to get things back in line if there are issues. It will leverage the Praxilient Outcome framework process at a high level and will demonstrate how a leader who may not know a lot about project management could benefit from engaging to assure their outcome expectations will be met. This is the 1-2-3-4-5 of build a line of sight between the expectations and the project work. By understanding these principles, a leader will be able to better understand the age old question of “how much for what” sooner and more continuously throughout the project and suppliers will be able to clearly understand the target that they are shooting for

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