Meryl Runion's Management Skill Training Blog on the Communication Challenges facing Managers and Supervisors in the workplace

 

July 8, 2008

Techniques ~ Best / worst case scenario

In my management seminars, I teach a decision-making process that involves answering the following questions:
1.    What’s the best that can happen if I do this?
2.    What’s the worst that can happen if I do this?
3.    Is number one worth risking number two?
4.    Can I live with number two if it happens?

I used this process to decide whether I wanted to sponsor The UltiMate(tm) Relationship Seminar in Colorado Springs. The answer was a decisive yes.

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