From the course: Improving Decision-Making as a Business Analyst
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Differences between live and remote decision-making
From the course: Improving Decision-Making as a Business Analyst
Differences between live and remote decision-making
- [Narrator] As work has evolved and some organizations have moved to remote working or distributed working across space and time zones, we need to discuss the differences between live and remote decision making. When I talk about live decision making, I'm referring to making decisions while being physically present with the team or the individuals involved in the process. This involves face-to-face communication, realtime feedback, and the ability to read body language and nonverbal cues. On the other hand, remote or distributed decision making is the process of making decisions when team members are not physically present in the same location. It involves using technology such as video conferencing, instant messaging, and email. It might not even be synchronous, with parties making decisions at different times, with the next steps staying on hold until all decision makers have had the chance to weigh in. There are some key…
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