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Targeted Thinking: Decision Making Based on British Intelligence Methods

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Targeted Thinking: Decision Making Based on British Intelligence Methods
14.99 €
This book will not teach you how to uncover the dirty secrets of dictators, catch arms dealers, or smuggle secret reports across borders. David Omand, a former high-ranking member of the British intelligence service, talks about the most important skill of an intelligence officer - to make the right decisions based on limited, incomplete, and sometimes simply unreliable information. From his book you will learn what to do when you do not have time to check the facts, how to learn not to panic, do not fall into a stupor, correctly assess the risks, ignore conspiracy theories, and deduce the liars and manipulators. The author's method of working with information is based on years of experience of intelligence officers and analysts from different countries, honed during such events as the Falklands War or the Cuban Missile Crisis. Separate chapters of the book are devoted to negotiating and establishing trust in various circumstances.
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