Yes, this article can be twisted, but the point here another way of saying the most decisions are stuck on minutante and bureaucratic process (mostly with savin

Yes, this article can be twisted, but the point here another way of saying the most decisions are stuck on minutante and bureaucratic process (mostly with saving my ass moves). The decision makers should be clear about the time-boxing both planning and execution. "realistic and yet, hard deadline" is the key here, there is a balance, but I think the emphasis of getting things right sometimes drags the process than it needs be, because most of the time is probably spent in cognitive overhead or ass-saving office politics.