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In crisis, action feels urgent—but clarity is more urgent.Val Sklarov’s Crisis Management perspective treats crises as moments where decision confusion, not external shock, causes the most damage. 1. Crises Are Decision Fog Events A crisis compresses time while expanding uncertainty. Val Sklarov identifies crisis fog through: Conflicting priorities Simultaneous decision …

Crises do not test intentions. They test authority clarity.Val Sklarov’s Crisis Management perspective treats crisis moments as structural audits—revealing whether power, responsibility, and judgment are properly aligned. 1. Emotion Is Information, Not Direction Fear, urgency, and anger surface instantly in crisis. They must be processed, not followed. Val Sklarov’s rule: …