10/02/06 Tip of the Week. Quality Tips: Tip 3 - Recognize and avoid analysis paralysis.

October 1, 2006 from Mark Perry

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Yes, seek to do it right the first time, but recognize and avoid analysis paralysis. Analysis paralysis comes in several forms such as a delay in decision making, a delay in getting started, or a delay in addressing a problem. Rather than making a decision, the victim of analysis paralysis finds one reason after another to avoid getting on with things. Don’t be a victim of analysis paralysis. Determine what you want to achieve, make a plan, and then execute. You can, and will, always monitor and control changes after you start.


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