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: It can be a process that leads to polarization. There are times when a group decision may be inadequate for the solutions that are necessary for a problem that is under consideration. The individuals involved may move toward an extreme solution instead of taking a centrist approach. When this occurs, then the risks that the entire team will face in the future increase. Although there is the potential for massive rewards because of this process, it can also provide destructive elements to the culture of the workplace. 7. It creates a cost consideration that must come under evaluation. Because there is more time involved with the group decision making process, companies must make a salary investment in this structure that may cause their costs to rise. It requires time and money to find relevant information, arrange meetings, have discussions, and arrive at a consensus of relevance. If the budget is a significant factor in the choices that are being made each day, then an individual decision might be the better choice to pursue.