One-Way vs Two-Way Door Decisions
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A framework for classifying decisions by reversibility: two-way doors are reversible and should be made fast by individuals or small teams deep in the org; one-way doors are consequential and irreversible and should be elevated to senior leaders and made slowly and carefully. The failure mode is applying one heavyweight process to all decisions.
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