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deliberative thinking is the hallmark of a well-managed workplace. strategic overhauls and budget discussions are built on rounds of meetings, memos, formulas and presentations. processes are increasingly designed to stamp out instinctive responses. from blind screening of job applicants to using “red-teaming” techniques to pick apart a firm’s plans, rigour trumps reflex.

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沉思熟虑是一个作业场所打点稳当的标志。战略变革和核算谈论是树立在一轮又一轮会议、备忘录、方案和陈述的基础之上。流程的方案初衷越来越倾向于限制人的天性反应。从盲选求职者演化到运用“红队”研判法给公司方案挑刺，详尽打败了条件反射。

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yet instinct also has its place. some decisions are more connected to emotional responses and inherently less tractable to analysis. does a marketing campaign capture the essence of your company, say, or would this person work well with other people in a team? in sticky customer-service situations, intuition is often a better guide to how to behave than a script.

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可是天性也有用武之地。有些抉择计划与心境反应相关更大，本质上就不那么简略分析。比方说，一轮推广活动是不是展示出了公司的精华？或许说这自个会不会和团队中的其别人协作无间？在扎手的客户效能景象中，直觉一般是比既定模板非常好的行为攻略。

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the real reason to embrace fast thinking is that

it is, well, fast. instinctive decision-making is often the only way to get through the day. researchers at cornell university once estimated that people make over 200 decisions a day about food alone. the workplace is nothing but a succession of choices, a few big and many small: what to prioritise, when to intervene, whom to avoid in the lifts and, now, where to work each day.

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承受快速思考的真实缘由是，它够快。靠天性做抉择计齐截般是度过一天的仅有办法。康奈尔大学的研讨人员早年估量，我们每天仅在食物这一项就要做200多个抉择。职场不过是一连串的选择，大抉择寥寥，小抉择许多：把啥列为优先项，啥时分介入，在电梯里避开谁，如今还得揣摩每天在哪里作业。

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instinct is also at work on those occasions when people have completely zoned out. they might be working on something else during a zoom call, or playing chess on their phones, or simply admiring the ceiling pattern. suddenly they are aware of a silence, and realise that they have been asked something or are expected to make a contribution.? those who are fit to survive will say something plausible like “i’d like to understand how we are measuring success,” prompting murmurs of agreement from everyone else who hasn’t been paying attention but senses this might be a good answer.

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当我们完全分神时，天性也会起作用。在参加zoom会议时，他们可以正在做另外事，或许在手机上下棋，或许只是在赏识天花板的图像。俄然间，他们感遭到一片幽静，然后知道到有人问了自个啥疑问，或许需求自个奉献一些见地。那些合适生计的人会说一些听起来很 理的话，比方“我想晓得咱们是如何衡量成功的”，其别人尽管一向在开小差，但也能感遭到这可所以一个好的答复，纷繁小声附和。

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when to use intuition in the workplace rests on its own form of pattern recognition. does the decision-maker have real expertise in this area? is this a domain in which emotion matters more than reasoning? above all, is it worth delaying the decision? slow thinking is needed to get the big calls right. but fast thinking is the way to stop deliberation turning to dither.

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何时该在作业场合中运用直觉有一套它自个的方法辨认法。抉择计划者在这方面是不是具有真实的专业常识？在这个领域中情感是不是比理性更重要？最重要的是，推迟做抉择是不是值得？要做出正确的严峻抉择计划需要慢想。但快思是阻挡再三斟酌滑向犹疑不决的妙招。

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发布时刻：2022.08.24

作者：bartleby

原文标题：when to trust your instincts as a manager?

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◆词汇堆集

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1. hallmark

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n. 特征，特征; (金银制品上标明纯度及制造时刻、地址的)印记
v. 给……打金银纯度印记; 使具有……特征

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2.overhaul

v. 完全修补，全部改造; 全部变革(准则或办法); (尤指在体育竞赛中)赶上，跨越
n. 大修，完全修补; (准则或办法的)全部变革

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3. prompt

/pr?mpt/
v. 促进，致使; 鼓舞，提示(说话者); (核算机上)提示; (给演员)提词，提白
adj. 灵敏的，马上的; (人)利索的，灵敏的; 及时的，准时的; (产品)即期要送的
n. (给演员的)提词; (核算机屏幕上闪现预备承受指令的)提示; ?鼓舞，敦促; (付款告诉单上的)付款期限

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4. deliberation

/d??l?b??re???n/
n. 思考，思考; 沉着，审慎; 审议，协商; 思考

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◆词组分配

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1.stamp out 暂停；踩灭

2.zone out 开小差、分神

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◆写作句总结

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instinct is also at work on those occasions when people have completely zoned out.?

规划: … is also at work on those occasions when people have completely zoned out.?

当我们分神的时分，…也会起作用

例句: gourmet is also at work on those occasions when people have completely zoned out.?????