Title: Team Decision Making
Headings: Team Decision Making
Team Decision Making
Establishing a Plan
Avoiding the Pitfalls
Decision Making Options
Key Points

Content: There are simply some choices that require the input of others in order to be evaluated properly. When a decision involved elements that are outside of your area of expertise or experience, it only makes sense to bring in others to assist in the process. Establishing a Plan
When you are going to include others in the decision making process, you need to start out with a plan in mind right from the start. Simply asking others to help you make the decision at hand could quickly become a disorganized mess if there is no structure to the process that can be followed to the conclusion. Fortunately, there are many forms of team decision making that have been proven to work. Before you get too far into this process, there are a few things that you should think about with regard to the decision in front of you. Specifically, you will want to consider the amount of time that you have to make the decision, how many different people should be involved in the process, and what the goal of the final choice will be. Once you have a clear picture of how this process should work, you will be ready to assemble a decision making team. Avoiding the Pitfalls
Unfortunately, there are a couple of specific pitfalls you are going to need to watch out for while organizing a team decision making process. The first is the issue of time management.