When To Use Consensus For Decision Making

Topics:
Decision making
Tags:
Decision,
Decision-making,
Management,
Tools & Techniques,
Wilson Strategies
Source:
Wilson Strategies

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Overview: Business decision makers have a wide range of decision-making processes to choose from. Both the speed and the quality of decisions can be affected by the decision-making process. The choice of how a decision will be arrived at should take into account the issue and the people involved in an effort to minimize the cost and maximize the quality of the decision. But many businesspeople automatically make decisions in whatever way they feel most comfortable, or simply perpetuate the ways in which decisions have been made before, without looking at the fit between the decision and the decision-making style.

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Format: HTML | Date: Dec 2005 | Pages: 3


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