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When you flip a coin and get heads five times in a row, expecting tails to be "due" next exemplifies this common reasoning error.
Difficulty: Easy- Gambler's fallacy
- Sunk cost fallacy
- Confirmation bias
- Hindsight bias
A group of employees who share a common purpose and hold themselves mutually accountable for results forms this unit.
Difficulty: Medium- Department
- Committee
- Task force
- Team
This Toyota Production System concept identifies seven types of waste including overproduction, waiting, and defects.
Difficulty: Hard- Six Sigma wastes
- Muda (seven wastes)
- Lean inefficiencies
- Process losses
This popular task management method involves writing down everything you need to do and organizing it into actionable lists and projects.
Difficulty: Easy- Getting Things Done (GTD)
- Kanban
- Scrum
- Six Sigma
Standing behind this piece of furniture gives speakers a place to rest their notes, though it can also create a barrier with the audience.
Difficulty: Medium- Table
- Desk
- Podium
- Chair
This decision-making strategy involves choosing the first option that meets minimum requirements rather than exhaustively seeking the optimal choice.
Difficulty: Hard- Maximizing
- Satisficing
- Optimizing
- Perfectioning
Nassim Taleb coined a term for low-probability, high-impact events that experts consistently fail to predict—naming them after what creature?
Difficulty: Medium- Gray rhino
- White elephant
- Black swan
- Red herring
This sociologist's "Normal Accidents" theory argues that catastrophic failures are inevitable in tightly coupled, complex systems regardless of management quality.
Difficulty: Hard- James Reason
- Charles Perrow
- Diane Vaughan
- Todd LaPorte
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