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by socalnate1 10y ago
You are correct, if you want to use this for team training - you should really buy it, it isn't expensive:
https://www.deltaleadership.com/store/shopexd.asp?id=15 https://www.deltaleadership.com/store/shopexd.asp?id=15
- MPSimmons 10y agoNice link, thanks! Just bought it!
- nradov 10y agoIt seems like that case is missing a piece. Where is the final analysis showing the results of choosing to race or not? Are there separate instructor notes somewhere?
- jowiar 10y agoHaving had this in Policy school (albeit a decade ago), I remember the follow-on class basically being: "So, this happened in real life. Except it wasn't racing -- it was the Challenger". (A room of 70 promptly headdesked). What jumped out in the class discussion was how focused the conversation was on economic risks and rewards (x% chance of y payoff, etc), and how "life of the driver" was basically never mentioned as one of the risks of proceeding. Anyway, eventually you learn to play "spot the Challenger graph" from a mile away. I think it showed up 4 times in assorted courses I've taken over the years (re: Data Visualization and Organizational Design).
- LeifCarrotson 10y ago> how "life of the driver" was basically never mentioned as one of the risks of proceeding. To be fair, a failed engine rarely causes the driver to die.