This training aims to enhance participants’ abilities to analyze complex situations, gather relevant information, evaluate various options, and make conscious and effective decisions. Additionally, it seeks to raise awareness about overcoming potential challenges in decision-making processes and fostering collaboration within teams.
Managers and future leaders
Project and team leaders
All employees actively involved in decision-making processes
Importance of decision-making in management
Types of decisions (routine, strategic, operational, etc.)
Rational vs intuitive decision-making approaches
Phases of the decision-making process:
Problem identification
Data collection
Generating alternatives
Evaluation
Selection
Implementation
Review
Environmental factors affecting decisions (uncertainty, time pressure, incomplete data, risk)
Importance of accurately defining problems
Common problem-analysis tools:
5 Whys
Fishbone Diagram (Ishikawa)
SWOT Analysis
Cause-and-Effect Analysis
Data collection and analysis methods
Accessing and interpreting objective information
Creative thinking techniques (brainstorming, Six Thinking Hats, etc.)
Establishing evaluation criteria
Decision evaluation tools:
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Risk Assessment
Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM)
Stakeholder Analysis
Anticipating possible outcomes for each alternative
Selecting and justifying the best alternative
Communicating decisions effectively
Developing an implementation plan (responsibilities, timeline, resources)
Overcoming implementation barriers
Taking initiative and committing to decisions
Tracking and measuring decision outcomes
Defining KPIs for decision effectiveness
Establishing feedback mechanisms
Capturing lessons learned
Improving the decision-making process
Common cognitive biases in individual decision-making (anchoring, confirmation bias, overconfidence)
Pros & cons of group decision-making
Effective group techniques (Nominal Group Technique, Delphi Method)
Conflict resolution and negotiation skills
Valuing different perspectives and building consensus
Impact of uncertainty and risk on decision-making
Risk management principles
Probability and impact analysis
Scenario planning
Flexibility and adaptability skills
Importance of ethics in the decision-making process
Managing ethical dilemmas
Corporate ethical principles and responsibilities
Balancing stakeholder interests
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