Chapter FIVE. The Elements of Decider
“I think there's a problem with your intention here.”
“Intention? Huh? You mean, what was my intention in saying what I did?”
“Yes.”
“Well, I didn't really have any particular intention.”
“Right. That's the problem.”
Decider promises two things to groups who adopt it:
Their decision making will aggregate team resources and apply them to making choices collaboratively.
Their decision making will create a clear system of individual accountability for team results.
Decider's central feature is its protocol. In turn, the Decider protocol's most distinctive characteristic is that all team decisions must be unanimous.[1] It is a by-product of unanimous team support that dissemination of decision accountability ...
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