Hi folks,
I found an interesting case study projecting the importance of decision-making and how decisions are made rationally.
"Remember that what's right is not always popular and what's popular is not always right."
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2I found an interesting case study projecting the importance of decision-making and how decisions are made rationally.
"Remember that what's right is not always popular and what's popular is not always right."
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Lovely, I am imprresed, it is very right our politicians normally take populist route and meritocracy at majority of time is sacrificed. With regards, Ashok K. Ghose
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H! A very apt and touching one. That is what we do, decide in haste and repent at leisure.
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I have seen about a year back. Any way it is always better to brush up the things. Presentation is good.
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thanks ravikumar... a very sad story that happen in my office also. I’m going to do my PhD. perhaps u (others) could suggest me a topic on this. jackarea, Sabah, Malaysia
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Honestly, my decision was not to take the train on the abandoned track, keeping in view the safety of passengers. Railways are always more concerned about people on the train than on the track; tracks are for trains, and for people, it is the roads.
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