decision-makers

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You can likely say the same about the skill sets of the decision-makers running these companies.

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Alternative form of decisionmaker. [One who makes important decisions.]

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noun

Alternative form of decisionmaker. [One who makes important decisions.]

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Core meanings and parts of speech for decision-makers.

noun

Alternative form of decisionmaker. [One who makes important decisions.]

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You can likely say the same about the skill sets of the decision-makers running these companies.

Bernoulli argued that the paradox could be resolved if decision-makers displayed risk aversion and argued for a logarithmic cardinal utility function.

Yeah, we all know about how corporate structures insulate decision-makers from the consequences of their decisions.

I suspect there are more startup decision-makers interested in reading about running a startup than reading about trends in commercial real estate.

Chickens do not have that potential to be valuable decision-makers.

Humans are bad decision-makers at the best of times.

If you're accountable to as many people as you are, once public, the probability of drawing all aces becomes really low-- and the 3's and 4's (which are found in both decks) often have better social skills and become the dominant decision-makers.

If you're private, you're accountable to a couple lead VCs and there's a chance (less than 50% by definition, because most decision-makers are drooling rubes everywhere, but probably greater than 5%) that you got lucky and drew people who are actually worth a damn.