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End the argument by writing down who decides.
What it gives you
A fill-in template for the twenty decisions that recur in every organisation, and the four columns that end the argument: who decides, who is consulted, who is informed, who can veto.
What is inside
- The twenty decisions, pre-filled.
- The four columns and the difference between consulted and informed — which is where most maps fail.
- How to run the session so the contested rows actually get argued.
- The three rows that are contested in almost every organisation.
Who it is for
- Leaders of two or three functions that keep relitigating the same calls.
- New leadership pairings who need an operating contract quickly.
- Anyone about to run a reorg who wants to know what is currently ambiguous.
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