hasty decision-making
/ˈhæsti dɛsɪʒənˈmeɪkɪŋ/ · has·ty des·i·sion·mak·ing
noun
- The act of making decisions in a quick and often impulsive manner, without careful consideration or deliberation. The company's hasty decision-making led to a series of costly mistakes that ultimately resulted in financial losses.
- A style of decision-making characterized by speed and impulsiveness, often at the expense of thorough analysis or consideration of alternatives. The team's hasty decision-making was evident in their rush to launch the product without proper testing or quality control.
Synonyms
impulsive decision-makingrash decision-makingspur-of-the-moment decision-makingimpetuous decision-makinghasty actionquick decision-makingswift decision-making
Antonyms
Did you know? The concept of hasty decision-making has been studied in various fields, including psychology and business, where it is often associated with poor outcomes and decreased productivity.