Title: 17 Major Pros and Cons of Group Decision Making – ConnectUS
Headings: 17 Major Pros and Cons of Group Decision Making
17 Major Pros and Cons of Group Decision Making
List of the Pros of Group Decision Making
List of the Cons of Group Decision Making

Content: List of the Cons of Group Decision Making
1. It takes more time to reach a decision when using this process. The group decision making process is less efficient from a timing perspective because there are multiple voices involved. Each person has the opportunity to contribute their perspectives and experiences to the greater conversation. That requires more time than what a single person would require because there is more coordination, discussion, and participation. Unless there is a leader who can facilitate this process effectively, it is easier for teams to get lost in the minutia of details instead of dealing with the overall situation. 2. It can make everyone think that they carry a leadership role in the organization. Every organization relies on the leadership team to make effective decisions for everyone working on the mission or vision of the company. When you incorporate a group decision making process, then each person on that team is given a sliver of that leadership role.