Title: 12 Reasons Why How You Make Decisions Is More Important Than What You Decide
Headings: 12 Reasons Why How You Make Decisions Is More Important Than What You Decide
12 Reasons Why How You Make Decisions Is More Important Than What You Decide
Content: Once that happens, they can get back to their top priorities and amp up their ability to focus. 9. Delegation will be easier and more effective. One of the biggest problems with delegation is that delegating almost anything includes delegating decisions. Well if you treat decisions as one muddled step, your only choices are to do things yourself or throw the task over the wall and hope for the best. However, if all parties have shared process clarity about the steps of making decisions, it is a cinch to delegate a task and arrange for check-ins at appropriate steps. 10. Employees will feel a stronger sense of ownership. I'm working with a Fortune 100 company right now that gets totally stuck on simple decisions. Why?