Title: 4 Ways For Leaders to Make a Decision
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4 Ways For Leaders to Make a Decision

Content: Majority rules. This process can work well when the outcome of the decision affects the entire team, and generally won’t immediately affect the bottom line. In a quick-moving business environment, this is not the most efficient way to make a decision, but there are still some decisions that can be made this way. This style of decision-making was rare in the SEAL Teams. In a business, however, this type of decision-making can help mold the culture when the team is allowed to vote and have a voice. Just remember you generally can’t please everyone. Convenience: When surrounded by trusted peers, sometimes the best decision a leader can make is to not be the one to make a certain decision. Complete delegation (convenience decision-making) has many benefits including measuring the decision-making abilities of your managers, empowering your team, and maintaining your own sanity! By handing over some decision-making responsibilities, leaders are also building a better management team and giving them the confidence they need as their responsibilities increase.