Tell a kids:
"Either you OR her will get the candy. "
"You OR her need to clean up the mess"
What will happen next?
OR creates ambiguity.
OR creates competitions.
OR creates jealous.
OR creates a situation that no one is responsible for.
OR does not create equality.
OR does not promote team work.
OR creates an unorganized team.
Assigning a job to A or B means assigning to nobody.
OR can be used to discuss options.
After options are determined, we need to come up evaluation criteria to select the option, need to run these criteria against the options, and finally select one.
This is called decision making.
"Either you OR her will get the candy. "
"You OR her need to clean up the mess"
What will happen next?
OR creates ambiguity.
OR creates competitions.
OR creates jealous.
OR creates a situation that no one is responsible for.
OR does not create equality.
OR does not promote team work.
OR creates an unorganized team.
Assigning a job to A or B means assigning to nobody.
OR can be used to discuss options.
After options are determined, we need to come up evaluation criteria to select the option, need to run these criteria against the options, and finally select one.
This is called decision making.
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