Leveraging the Power of Critical and Strategic Thinking for Better Problem Solving and Effective Decision Making
InstructorDiogo Alves de Resende
The curriculum covers specific financial and mathematical tools used in decision-making, including Return on Investment (ROI), Expected Value, Compounding, and Net Present Value (NPV).
The course provides specific examples of psychological biases, such as Narrow Framing, Loss Aversion, the Halo Effect, and Survivorship Bias.
One signal suggests potential differences in calculation results between video slides and spreadsheets. Note that this review predates the displayed update date, so the update does not prove a correction has been made. Additionally, the time required for practical activities may not be fully reflected in the total training duration.
One signal suggests potential differences in calculation results between video slides and spreadsheets. This signal predates the displayed course update; the update may have addressed it, but the update label does not prove that it was corrected. Additionally, the time required for practical activities may not be fully reflected in the total training duration.
The content aligns with business and leadership goals, though some signals suggest a specific managerial focus.