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About this book: Consultant Deborah Schroeder-Saulnier argues that “paradox thinking” may be an executive’s most effective course of action. Too often, leaders rely on “either/or” thinking when making decisions: “Should we cut costs or invest in growth?” “Should we go after global opportunities or concentrate on local markets?” Schroeder-Saulnier suggests replacing either/or thinking with “both/and” thinking: Instead of trying to nail down the better of two options, she recommends figuring out how to balance contradictory – but interdependent – options and reap the benefits of both. |
