Focus Versus Balance: A Tail From The Dog Park
Focus is a good thing but too much of anything can cause problems.
Focus is a good thing but too much of anything can cause problems.
An exercise is useless without an evaluation that identifies critical areas for improvement. But many facilitators fail to make full use of the post-exercise debriefing or “hot wash.”
United flight attendants fired last year for raising security concerns have reached a settlement that vindicates their actions. But was all this really necessary?
Group decision making is different from crisis decision making and requires a documented process to reduce potential conflicts.
Using smart phones and crowd sourcing, Berkeley scientists may soon be able to provide early warning about severe earthquakes.
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An investigation by a major newspaper revealed a major flaw in a transportation security system. But should this information have been made public?
If we let fear of terrorism rule our lives, the terrorists have already won.