Sheep and other animals, like this wapiti, often lead to traffic congestion when they are spotted along the roadside.

Although they look tame, animals such as wapiti, and especially bears, should be viewed with caution, particularly at times of the year when they are likely to be aggressive.

In addition to problems of animal traffic jams, many animals are killed each year by motorists who ignore the speed limits.

A collision with a large animal such as a deer or moose can do enormous damage to a vehicle and its passengers, not to mention the poor animal.

       

Although animals cause traffic jam among themselves, birds don’t.

They fly in a perfect formation. They always fly together in groups.

Sometimes, they are a cause to flight accidents. Birds have been ranked as a major cause for large rotor bursts on commercial turboprop engines, spurring extra safety measures to keep birds away.

A bird strike is a collision between an airborne animal (usually a bird or bat) and a man-made vehicle, especially aircraft. Bird strikes happen most often during take-off or landing, or during low altitude flight.

Bird strikes can damage vehicle components, or injure passengers.

Have you ever wondered how traffic jam never appears in our body?

If it does occur, then we wouldn’t be sitting here reading this text.

We should really thank the God for giving us such a wonderful body.

There are thousands of blood vessels in our body – yet we do not have any problem.

Have you ever wondered what would happen if a blood vessel containing pure blood mixes with the one containing impure blood? This, sometimes, would lead to death.

But do you know that traffic jam occurs in our mind as well ? 

Sometimes, to make a decision about something, we don’t know where to start.

For example,

* For higher class students, who do not know in which field they can perform better and which one of them is their specific taste ?

Sometimes the counseling session, which they more than often encounter, adds to their worries. They get stuck in their thoughts not knowing what to do. This problem usually occurs in all the adults, especially in adolescents.

* For degree holders, who have just finished their college studies, are in a confused state of mind about their career. They do not know whether to proceed in the job which gives more security or the one which is of their interest.

In these times, they do not know what to do. They listen to all the advices given from around the world. This may increase their worries.

Since most managers claim they have a rational approach to decision making, rushing and bumping should never be managerial behaviors.

Those managers argue they live by the CAD decision
model. Simply because, far from resembling the CAD model, the decision making model used by managers is much closer to IJR – ignoring/ judging /reacting.

Am I exaggerating?

Car drivers ignore how to get out of the traffic jam and tension grows. At some point –when the light turns green and emotions are at a peak – they judge that now it’s their turn and they react by rushing into the bottleneck.
Exactly the same thing happens to managers. All managers ignore the deep, systemic causes of complex business situations, as well as the real
consequences of the solutions that come to their mind, judge that they have the “best” solution and react with decisions that are limited by their preconceived judgments.