Strategy & Criteria Decision Matrix — A Framework for Decision Making
I attended a talk by Evan Moore a while ago, where he described a framework the early team at Doordash used to make decisions and prioritize growth strategies. I was impressed by the systematic way of listing strategies and assigning them weights based on possible impact + predicted effort it would take to execute those strategies.
Strategy & Criteria Decision Matrix — A Framework for Decision Making Strategy & Criteria Decision Matrix — A Framework for Decision Making I attended a talk by Evan Moore a while ago, where he described a framework the early team at Doordash used to make decisions and prioritize growth strategies. I was impressed by the systematic way of listing strategies and assigning them weights based on possible impact + predicted effort it would take to execute those strategies. Inspired by that framework, I came up with a twist that generalizes the same idea to reason more broadly about decision making
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