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The collective-timing bias is a form of cognitive tendency to think in a certain way that consists of not understanding that a specific situation or task requires immediate decision by a single person while decision makers affected by collective-timing bias try, consciously or unconsciously, to waste time by sharing the potential decision with anyone around ignoring the fact that: most people do not have the power to take that decision; most people do not have interest in that decision making process; they are in overdue; they are paid for taking that decision. A collective-timing bias is a powerful form of group-think.
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