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July 28, 2004
Decision Making Styles to Figure into US Presidental Election
Will decision making styles figure into who the US chooses as a president? This question is taken up in a recent Wall Street Journal article:
For those without WSJ access, an exerpt:
[While they differ on issues, t]here is also a big difference in their decision-making styles. Mr. Bush often makes quick judgments. Mr. Kerry likes to immerse himself in detail, read extensively and consult a wide circle of advisers before making a decision.
Mr. Bush paints in black and white, Mr. Kerry in shades of gray. Mr. Bush establishes broad principles and sticks to them. Mr. Kerry is willing to tack with changing conditions.
Posted by dggoldst at July 28, 2004 12:08 PM