Decision Quality Audit
Quick Answer
This audit measures the quality of how your last major decision was made — ownership, framing, options, dissent, evidence, and review — not whether it happened to work. Answer ten yes/no questions to test your decision architecture.
Think of the last major decision you made. Answer each question honestly for that decision.
1. The decision had a single accountable owner.
2. The real question was written down before options were generated.
3. At least three genuinely different options were considered.
4. The strongest case against the chosen option was argued out loud.
5. The decision used data that would have changed the outcome if it read differently.
6. Uncertainty was stated as a range, not false precision.
7. A kill criterion was defined before commitment.
8. The people affected learned of the decision from its owner, not the grapevine.
9. A review date was set to compare outcome against expectation.
10. The decision process itself was reviewed, not just the result.
Your Result
Answer all 10 questions to see your result. (0 / 10 answered)