Imagine I was assigned to develop a new software tool for a team of researchers. The goal was to create a tool that would streamline data analysis, improve efficiency, and reduce workload. In the context of the project, I decided to prioritize speed of development over thorough testing to meet a tight deadline. Decision-Making Style: My decision-making style in this scenario was focused on expediency and meeting the deadline. I believed that getting the software tool completed quickly was of the utmost importance to address the team's immediate needs. What Went Wrong: Unfortunately, by prioritizing speed over thorough testing, I ended up delivering a software tool that had several critical bugs and compatibility issues. The software crashed during important data analysis sessions, leading to data loss and frustration among the researchers. The decision to rush the development process without ensuring the software's reliability had a negative impact on the entire research team's productivity and morale