DECISION MAKING II
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Question 1 of 16
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1. Facts and data are the foundation of a logical decision.
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Question 2 of 16
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- The first step I take when making a logical decision is recognizing the real problem.
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3. I always evaluate for feasibility.
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4. Good decisions come from all types of financial and quality reporting data.
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5. I always ensure decisions are implementable, on time, and within budget.
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6. A logical decision based on low-quality or insufficient information can lead to the wrong decision.
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7. The decision-making process prioritizes information gathering by identifying which information will be more critical for the procedure.
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8. Identifying what was done right and what can be improved is my last step when making a deciding.
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Question 9 of 16
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9. An informative meeting and setting clear timelines are crucial in resolving analysis paralysis.
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- I am open to exploring all aspects of a decision with external facilitators, ensuring an understanding of the consequences, cost, and implementation time.
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11. I consider the resources needed to implement and maintain my decisions.
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12. While choosing a combination of alternatives is possible, it is crucial to understand the risks involved in each.
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13. A well-structured decision-making process helps identify some real pros and cons of particular actions.
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14. I aim to reduce complicated decisions to more straightforward steps.
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15. I often maintain a record of how I make decisions. So I can evaluate for improvements.
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Question 16 of 16
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16. I avoid having too many views and values when making decisions.
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