Decision journals—written records of decisions including the decision itself, goals, prime information used, what's being noticed, what's driving the decision, and affected stakeholders—create a record of thinking at the time, allowing retrospective learning about missed cues and unconsidered goals.
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Gary KleinEvidence Quote
“I would like to know when the employee is making a decision, um what is the decision? What are the goals... what are the prime pieces of information... Who are the other people or or teams that are going to be affected”
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Insights for Making Better Decisions | Gary Klein | Knowledge Project 144— The Knowledge Project PodcastCreated: 8/11/2026, 1:47:10 AM
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