Decision Making For Dummies

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Discover the best approaches for making business decisions Today's business leaders have to face the facts—you can'tseparate leadership from decision making. The importance of makingdecisions, no matter how big or small, cannot be overstated.Decision Making For Dummies is a candid resource that helpsleaders understand the impact of their choices, not only onbusiness, but also on their credibility and reputation. Designedfor managers, business owners, and anyone else who makes toughdecisions on a daily basis, this guide helps you figure out if thedecisions you're making are the right ones. In addition to helping you explore how to evaluate your choices,Decision Making For Dummies covers ways to receive supportfor decision making, delves into various decision-making styles,reviews the importance of sifting through data and information, andincludes information on ways to engage others and make decisionscollectively. Being in charge can be challenging, but with thisguide, you don't have to go it alone. Discusses the effects of decision making and outlines theconsiderations that must be made to gain trust and confidence Demonstrates ways to communicate particularly sensitivedecisions, and offers approaches for making bold decisions thatchallenge the status quo Delves into the risks and benefits of certain decisions, andshows readers the best ways to evaluate choices Outlines smart strategies for engaging others and drawing theminto the decision-making process Crucial decisions need to be made every day in the businessworld, so there's no time to waste. Make Decision Making ForDummies your primary resource for learning to choose youractions wisely and confidently.

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  Decision Making For Dummies

  • 2014-10-06
  • 384 pages
  • Paperback
  • John Wiley & Sons

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