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Delaying Costs More
The article warns that delayed decisions can cost organizations opportunities, projects, and investments—even when the losses do not appear in financial reports. It argues that the cost of waiting is an extension of the concept of opportunity cost. It calls for distinguishing the time needed to assess a decision from delays caused by hesitation or unclear authority, and for measuring decision-making time, the reasons deadlines are exceeded, and the resulting impacts—then linking these indicators to leadership performance evaluations. It concludes that a bad decision can be revisited, whereas an opportunity may be lost for good if the decision comes too late.
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