Decision-making ability

Author: Lin Weixian
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book combines numerous case studies and stories to delve into the methods and approaches of business managers in decision-making, assisting them in solving common challenges in corporate decision-making. It effectively enhances managers' decision-making capabilities and lays a foundation for scientifically formulating strategic plans and operational strategies for businesses. Execution is important, but decision-making is more so. Superb execution combined with poor decision-making can lead a company astray and into misfortune. Great decisions start with great people. By conducting an in-depth analysis of decision-makers with different styles and traits, it tells you how to recognize your own role, address issues accordingly, and strengthen your skills to become a successful decision-maker. The ability to make decisions is invaluable. See how masters and renowned companies make decisions: Simon's three steps of decision-making, IBM's five steps, and Drucker's six steps, guiding you to make scientific and efficient decisions. Decision-making errors are more than corruption. By pointing out the three traps, four blind spots, five temptations, and five misconceptions in decision-making, it reminds you how to avoid decision-making mistakes. Decision-making should be democratic, but execution should be autocratic. The more centralized power, the greater the decision-making risk. Collective wisdom can inspire new thinking, and sharing power, wisdom, and money can help prevent decision-making risks.