A decision-making process can determine the success or failure of an organization, and how well it performs. Explain Decision Making Process in your own words. Additionally, suggest a possible decision-making example in an organization and perform the following steps based on the chosen example: Understand the decision Collect all the information Identify the alternatives Compare the risks and benefits of each solution Select the best alternative Make the decision Evaluate the impact of your decision

A decision-making process can determine the success or failure of an organization, and how well it performs. Explain Decision Making Process in your own words. Additionally, suggest a possible decision-making example in an organization and perform the following steps based on the chosen example: Understand the decision Collect all the information Identify the alternatives Compare the risks and benefits of each solution Select the best alternative Make the decision Evaluate the impact of your decision

Principles of Management

OER 2019th Edition

ISBN:9780998625768

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter2: Managerial Decision-making

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Problem 4CRQ: What is confirmation bias? Explain how it can be a barrier to effective decision-making.

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