A detailed study on why, when and how, groups make better decisions than even teh best individuals.
The secret is to have a heterogenous mix in your group.
Sunday, 1 July 2007
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In Jims book reviews, I plan to add notes on all the interesting books I come across. It took me a lot of searching to find the link to my Kindle clippings, so just in case anyone else needs it https://kindle.amazon.com/your_highlights Let me know if you want to borrow any of the books I recommend.
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