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5 decision-making models to try if you’re stuck
Decision-Making Models
Rational decision-making model
(Some sources identify additional steps, such as testing your solution before fully implementing it.)
Bounded rationality decision-making model
Vroom-Yetton Decision-Making Model
Intuitive decision-making model
Recognition-primed decision-making model
Common decision-making biases
Confirmation bias
Availability heuristic
Survivorship bias
Anchoring bias
Halo Effect
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Decisions, decisions. By some estimates, we make 35,000 conscious choices daily. That number might even be inching upward thanks to the rise of flatter organizational structures, which decentralize decision-making. Instead of top leaders making every call, employees at all levels have the power to make more decisions, and they are more likely to happen collaboratively. All of this means good decision-making skills are more important than ever. However, making high-quality decisions, and making them efficiently, isn’t easy. If your team struggles to decide even where to order lunch, you know this firsthand. But what if you had a toolkit to help you make better and faster decisions? And we're not talking about a Magic 8-Ball and a coin to flip. These tools are called decision-making models.