ACCELERATE Programme - Judgement & Decision Making Reviews

Learning & Development play a very important role in assessing your own role and characteristics. Without taking a step out of your day to day role you forget to apply the helicopter view at times or most times whilst fire fighting. Great to have a guest speaker Amie especially as I could really relate to her personal circumstances but also because we had similar challenges in our day to day roles.

The case studies really help to bring things to life and help you connect it to things you do at work.

Marc was brilliant. Engaging, personable and provides great food for thought. Thank you

Great facilitator, energetic Good a gathering different perspectives Showing various real life examples and insights Slides and content design could be a bit more inspiring

The case study of challenger was the most relevant and interesting case study I've ever seen used. Really enjoyed that session. Lots of great takeaways from this course. Thank you.

Very good, thank you

I found the course quite thought provoking, because the discussions about decision making were quite high level and generic. This is useful because the theory and suggestions can be applied to any situation, but it takes some time thinking to understand how they can be applied to the specific situation that you are in at any given time when you want to make a decision. It would be great if the course could also include a section on how to respond to others when your judgement and decisions are being challenged.

Good course but probably a bit slower to get going on this occasion.

Would have preferred more detail in the course pack. Possible pointers to further reading material etc and more case studies

I thought it was another excellent course, and I enjoyed the content, case studies, and facilitation. Ultimately, a lot of it is a case of subtly re-evaluating how I act and use my thought processes, and make a conscious effort to run through some processes to ensure I am getting to the "best" outcome. Certainly some great food for thought. Thanks