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Decision making
- 1. Decision making Presented by : BOUIZGMA keltoum - KHADFI Zineb Proposed by : Pr. A.BOUDERBALA
- 2. Introduction01 What is decision making ?02 What can prevent effective decision-making ?03 Decision making process.04 Plan
- 3. Introduction The hardest thing to learn in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn. David Russell
- 5. 05 What is decision making ? Process -Intuitive process. -Reasoned process. Decision .
- 6. What can prevent effective decision making ? Not enough information Too much information Having so much conflicting information that it is impossible to see.
- 7. Too many people Making decisions by committee is difficult. Everyone has their own views, and their own values. Emotional attachments Courage You must believe in what you are doing before you are able to convince others to go along with your decision.
- 8. e c i s i o n Making processDDetermine the problem Collect information Identify the alternative Weigh the evidence Choose from the alternatives Develop a plan of action Evaluate the results
- 9. Step 1: Identify the decision Who will be affected? Is there a timeline by which a decision needs to be reached? what it is youre trying to solve? Why do you need to make a decision in the first place?
- 10. This should include internal assessments and conversations with your colleagues, but it could also include external information from books, online, market research, surveys, focus groups, etc. Step 2: Gather your information Next, you need to gather together the facts and data that will help you make this decision
- 11. Step 3: Identify your alternatives Solution A Option Option Option Option Option Option Solution B Option Option Option Option Solution C Solution [n] Problem I Now you need to set out each possible solution, without choosing one. Step 4: Analyze your evidence For each possible solution, identify the roadblocks and routes that offer a higher chance of you reaching your goal, and finally, rank your different routes according to preference. Step 5: Choose your path
- 12. Step 6: Prepare your action plan START Step 7: Measure your success What worked? What didnt? You may realize that your decision was the right one, but the plan was executed poorly, and that you need to retrace your steps and revisit an earlier stage.
- 14. Conclusion Apply this to your life Bouizgma keltoum -- khadfi zineb we recomend reading the following 2 books that focus on this topic : Fooled By Randomness by Nassim Taleb Helps with understanding how random events influence outcomes. Nudge by Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein Explains how our decisions are influenced by different factors.
Editor's Notes
- In its simplest sense, decision making is the act of choosing between two or more courses of actions. Is the pocess of examining your possibiles options comparing them and choosing a courses of actions. Decisions can be made with two types of process: intuitive process or reasoned process. Ther first one use the intuition, wich means a combination of past experience and personal value, it reflect your learning about life.the second process, include the reason, using the fact and figure to make decisions, it can ignore emontional aspects to the decision.