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Give your support team more input with this decision-making framework

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Date Published
Author
Franka Martinovic
Word Count
1,478
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8
Language
English
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Summary

This decision-making framework is designed to involve the support team in key decisions that affect their work, promoting a sense of ownership, fresh business ideas, and tapping into valuable knowledge and expertise. By categorizing decisions into blue (open to suggestions), green (multiple-choice), red (reversible), and gold (executive) colors, teams can ensure transparency, focus, and empowerment. The framework was developed after Intercom's support team expressed dissatisfaction with previous decision-making processes, particularly during challenging times. The approach combines elements of Jeff Bezos' decision-making mindset with awareness of the "bicycle shed effect" to avoid getting bogged down in minor details. By implementing this framework, teams can foster a culture of collaboration, innovation, and proactive work, leading to improved morale, productivity, and business growth.

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