Decision Making & Accountability Workshop

We'll help your team make better-aligned, better-informed decisions while avoiding analysis paralysis.

Many organizations struggle with inefficient collaboration and decision-making processes as they grow.

This interactive workshop equips you with a practical toolkit for navigating complex decisions. Learn frameworks to analyze situations, identify potential pitfalls, and weigh options effectively. Gain insights from behavioral economics, psychology, and game theory to overcome biases and make well-informed choices.

Key benefits:

Develop a structured approach: Master frameworks for analyzing decisions and choosing the best course of action.
Boost your confidence: Learn to identify and overcome biases that can hinder your decision-making.
Foster collaboration: Discover how to make effective group decisions that leverage the strengths of your team.
Navigate complexity: Gain tools to tackle challenging scenarios and reach clear, well-informed decisions.

This workshop is ideal for anyone who wants to:

Make better choices in their professional and personal lives.
Improve problem-solving skills and critical thinking.
Enhance collaboration and communication within teams.
Increase efficiency and productivity.

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This workshop reminded me that decision-making can be made simpler, even when there are complexities. The decision scoring tool was useful in reminding me how decision-making can be visualized and calculated for full buy-in. I particularly appreciated understanding the importance of ownership (accountability, responsibility, etc.), and I will re-evaluate my position on these things, going forward. If you are struggling to make decisions, go to this workshop.

Flossie R. - Lead Product Mgr - Bark

In this interactive training you will benefit from learning about tools and methods for decision making and how to weigh them while also providing transparency to stakeholders. I enjoyed how the facilitators used real examples that apply to work and life situations. I think the discussions we had were really helpful to understand the value of the various decision‑making options.

Valerie L. - Senior Director, Program Mgmt - Peloton

The workshop was a great foundation in the mechanics of decision making. It was well organized and had great material. The most impactful parts were around slowing down and thinking about criteria, stakeholders, and reframing the problem statement.

Sandeep O. - VP of PMO - Peloton