Why do I feel like I always make the wrong decisions?
Most of our bad decisions occur because they feel comfortable and automatic. Our emotions steer us incorrectly. Our perception of time is inaccurate and skewed towards the present. Our internal sense of status colors how we view other people and ourselves.
Getting married and having a child stand out clearly here. Other fairly common big life decisions include starting a new job and perusing a degree. Less common, but among the highest ranked life decisions, include ending a life – such as that of an unborn child or a dying parent – and engaging in self-harm.
Toughest decision is whether to choose higher studies for search for a job. I chosen job because getting trained is better than educated. Any decision depends on situation, taking correct decision at a situation is the toughest job, and the decision taken should be beneficial.
What 3 factors do you consider when making a decision?
The factors influencing decision-making are personality, culture, context, information available, and level of education. These factors should be kept in mind whenever a person is taking any decision, as some of them can be controlled but not all, like personality or culture.
The first and the simplest method of group decision making is based on the principle of voting. The majority method also known as voting, means that a decision is made on the basis of voting for a solution to a problem in question.
A good decision is one that is made deliberately and thoughtfully, considers and includes all relevant factors, is consistent with the individual's philosophy and values, and can be explained clearly to significant others.
I Identify the problem. D Describe all the possible solutions to the problem. E Evaluate each solution (pros and cons about each solution). A Act on the best solution (choose the best solution and try it).
The process of making decisions in organizations is determined by various factors: economic, social, organizational, personal and psychological. According to conducted research economic and organizational factors were considered to be the most important by the respondents.
What is the hardest decision you have taken as a leader?
“One of the hardest decisions I've had to make was choosing between two strong team members for a promotion. I personally liked one person better than the other, but I had to choose the person I liked less, because they were more qualified to succeed in the new role.
