Law 28 — Boldness (សម្រេចចិត្តតែម្ដងពេលទុកចិត្តក្នុងទិន្នន័យ)_from Team Leadership with The 48 Laws of Power
Core Idea: Boldness ≠ អូសបន្លាយ។ It is committed action after a clear read of data, risks, and timing. Doubt spreads; decisiveness concentrates energy. (Listed in your Authority & Vision cluster.)
1) Data-Backed Boldness Framework (5 Steps)
1. Define the Decision
- Frame the Yes/No OR A/B/C call (e.g., material switch, phase resequence, supplier change).
- Write the single metric of success (e.g., “handover by Dec 15 with QC ≥ A–”).
2. Evidence Packet
- Include cost, time, safety, code compliance, site photos, and 1-page summary chart.
- Call out assumptions + source of each number (PO, quote, schedule, test).
3. Thresholds & Kill-Criteria
- Define Go thresholds (e.g., “≤ +3% cost; −1 week schedule”).
- Define Kill triggers (e.g., “defect rate > 2% on lot#1 → revert to baseline”).
4. One-Shot Decision
- Gather owners, present A/B/C, choose once. No half-commit.
- Publish MoM: Owner · Due · Links · Decision window.
5. Drive & Shield
- Convert to tasks (Gantt/kanban), assign owners, lock handoffs.
- Shield the team from back-and-forth—route change requests via MoM only.
2) Playbook for Site Situations
Case A — Material Switch (Price Spike)
- Show A/B/C with lifecycle cost, QC tests, code references.
- Set pilot lot (e.g., 5% area), QC gate, and kill criteria before full rollout.
- Decide once → broadcast → execute overnight procurement.
Case B — Schedule Slippage
- Re-sequence crews (staggered shifts / parallel tasks) with risk matrix.
- Choose one plan; freeze changes for 7–10 days while recovering float.
- Daily 10-min control huddle: variance vs. plan; unblockers only.
Case C — Client Wants “Faster & Cheaper”
- Boldly present trade-off table (Safety > Schedule > Cost).
- Offer one bold but safe quick-win (e.g., prefab scope) with quantified impact.
- Commit after data review; document change order the same day.
3) Do / Don’t (សង្ខេប)
✅ Do
- Make a single clear call once evidence crosses your thresholds.
- Publish MoM + decision log; convert to tasks instantly.
- Pre-declare kill-criteria to keep boldness disciplined.
❌ Don’t
- Ping-pong decisions—doubt infects execution and morale.
- Bury assumptions; boldness without data is gambling.
- Split the team with “try both”—it dilutes speed and QC.
4) Weekly Cadence (15–20 min)
- Decision Board: Top 3 open decisions; for each—A/B/C, threshold, owner, due.
- Variance Review: % schedule drift, top risk, action chosen (yes/no) with reason code.
- Recognition: Shout-out for decisive, evidence-driven action.
5) One-Page Template (Copy/Paste)
Bold Decision Brief — Law 28
Decision: ____ (Yes/No or A/B/C)
Success Metric: ____ (date · QC grade · cost delta)
Evidence Links: ____ (quote, test, photo, schedule)
Thresholds: Go ≤ ____ ; Kill if ____
Owner(s): ____ · Due: ____ · Next Gate: ____
Risks & Mitigations: ____
Communication Plan: who/when/how
Decision: ____ (Yes/No or A/B/C)
Success Metric: ____ (date · QC grade · cost delta)
Evidence Links: ____ (quote, test, photo, schedule)
Thresholds: Go ≤ ____ ; Kill if ____
Owner(s): ____ · Due: ____ · Next Gate: ____
Risks & Mitigations: ____
Communication Plan: who/when/how
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