What is it?
Simple decisions usually need a simple decision-making process. But difficult decisions typically involve issues like these:
- Uncertainty - Many facts may not be known.
- Complexity - You have to consider many interrelated factors.
- High-risk consequences - The impact of the decision may be significant.
- Alternatives - Each has its own set of uncertainties and consequences.
- Interpersonal issues - It can be difficult to predict how other people will react.
With these difficulties in mind, the best way to make a complex decision is to use an effective process. Clear processes usually lead to consistent, high-quality results, and they can improve the quality of almost everything we do.
We can help you adopt a Systematic Approach to Decision Making
Methodology:
- Decision making models
- Deciding on how to move on
- Choosing between options
- Improving decision making
- Impacts of ethics and values
- Team and group decision making