Apr 03, 2019 3:22 PM
Replying to Manish Bhadauria
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In my opinion it's not the process of decision making which makes it difficult. It is having no alternatives. And even if we have alternatives then it is fear of failure which hinders decision making.
In corporate there are very few leaders who let others participate in decision making and listen to their views. (In fact they are more successful). Most of the time it is one way, and in the absence of alternative it is not a decision making, it is merely following.
If we have authority we should look for all possible alternatives with team and then follow process of evaluation and selection for the best one with team/ in person depends on situations and what is at stake. We have to take full responsibility of outcomes.
If we do not have authority, we should have courage to discuss our alternatives and show confidence to be accountable for outcomes. Generally we give up without showing our view or fail to explain. If we could paint correct picture, people will not be able to ignore for long time.
I request others to participate and share their views/experience. It will help us to learn and master the art of decision making.