Reversing means to go back. Reversible changes are where a change to something can be undone again. The change is only temporary and the substance can be put back to how it was before. Irreversible ...

I’ve written before about how leaders can better assess whether they can delegate a decision using the issue’s level of risk. I gave the analogy of a ship, where the closer the issue gets to the ...

From ``today's dinner'' to ``an important company project,'' we face many times in our daily lives when we have to make decisions, big or small. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos likens such decisions to ...

THE support given by Profs. Hill and Grünbaum in their interesting communication is very encouraging. The problem before us—before these two authors as well as before myself—is the clarification of ...