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Intuitive decision making
Rational decision making
6 steps of rational decision making
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The ability to have grasp on a situation or information without the need for reasoning.
In business, people use this type of decision making, when facts are unavailable or when decisions are difficult in nature.
Rational decision making is a precise, analytical process that companies use to come up with a fact based decision.
How rational decision making process can work in an organizational environment?
Define the probem
Identify the decision criteria
Allocate weights to the criteria
Develop the alternatives
Evaluate the alternatives
Select the best alternatives
Keep in mind during identifying the problem to identify the cause of the problem, not the symptoms.
Define the gap between the current state and the desired state. And the gap must be enough to motivate the involved people to implement the decision.
Define all available options and don’t think about quick solutions.
Outlining all the criteria ahead of time because those criteria will be a good guide to make a decision.
We need to weigh those criteria because each criterion is unlikely to have the same level of importance.
Our goal is generating many alternatives as possible. The more alternatives that we generate, the greater the likelihood is that we’ll come up with an effective solution to our problem.
This step may be lengthy depending on the number of criteria and the number of alternatives.
Since each criteria has a different level of importance, we use these levels to assign more influence to the results in categories that have more importance.
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