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In general I don't have a problem committing, but there's also some solid rules of thumb that you can follow, for example: "if all else is equal, take the optio
by dijit 2y ago
In general I don't have a problem committing, but there's also some solid rules of thumb that you can follow, for example: "if all else is equal, take the option that leaves you the most opportunity later".
However I have also employed Weighted Decision Matrices[0] to a pretty high degree of success if they're undertaken seriously and the outcomes taken as a learning exercise.
Ironically when I employed the Weighted Decision Matrix I often didn't like the result, which was equally telling!
[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decision-matrix_method https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decision-matrix_method