Increasing the quality of our decisions | by Pedro Franceschi | Building Brex
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Earlier this year, Brex transitioned to a written decision-making culture. I wrote this memo to our team on why this transition was…
Earlier this year, Brex transitioned to a written decision-making culture. I wrote this memo to our team on why this transition was important, and how the process of writing is crucial for coming up with good decisions. From: pedro@ To: employees-all@ Subject: Increasing the quality of our decisions Date: 2020–02–05 9am PT Team, Over the last few months, you may have noticed a shift in our culture towards more written decision-making processes. In particular, we’ve started to favor narratively structured memos instead of slides (or oral presentations) to set the context for most of our…
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