Title: The Key Decision Making Skills in 2021 – With Examples
Headings: Decision Making Skills
Decision Making Skills
Why Do Employers Value Decision Making Skills?
The Decision Making Process
Typical Decision-Making Questions
Types of Decision Making
Intuition
Logic
Cognitive Bias
Which Factors Can Lead to Poor Decision Making?
Decision Making Tests at an Assessment Centre
Examples of Workplace Scenarios That Require Decision Making

Content: If you do not have sufficient information, decisions can be made without considering all of the facts. Take time to collect the necessary data even if you have a particularly short timescale. Information overload. Too much information than you know how to handle can also prove detrimental to the decision-making process. This can be overcome by a department or team coming together and deciding what information is the most important and the reasons for this. Too many people. Reaching a decision by committee can be difficult, as everyone has their own views and values. Although it is important to take these into consideration, it’s usually best to designate someone to make a decision. Vested interest. If any of the decision makers has an incentive to reach one particular result, a fair decision-making process could be compromised.