Problem Solving & Decision Making Value Pack

There are many approaches to problem solving, depending on the nature of the problem and the people involved. Problem solving is defined as a systematic approach to defining the problem (question or situation that presents uncertainty, perplexity, or difficulty), and creating a vast number of possible solutions without judging these solutions.

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39% of surveyed employees believe that people in their own organization don’t collaborate enough. 99.1% prefer a workplace where people identify and discuss issues truthfully and effectively. Less than 50 % say their organization discusses issues truthfully and effectively.

• Be prepared to actively listen in order to accurately understand the problem
• Know how to take the first step in solving a problem
• Clarify and define the problem
• Understand the usefulness of collaborative problem-solving and decision-making
• Examine different decision-making models
• Utilize creativity in the problem-solving/decision-making process
• Plan, practice, and problem-solve while making decisions through case studies, role playing, and group discussions
• Develop an action plan for continual improvement

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Assumption, Brainstorming, Cause & Effect Analysis, Convergent Thinking, Critical Thinking, Deductive Reasoning, Divergent Thinking, Extrapolation, Flow Chart, Implementation, Inductive Reasoning, Problem-Solving, Quantitative, Strategy

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Effective decision-making is guaranteed to increase productivity in any workplace. Decision making is defined as the process of identifying your possibilities and options, assessing and comparing them, and choosing a particular course of action. Decision (n.) Meaning "final judgment or opinion in a case" is from 1550s. Meaning "quality of being decided in character, ability to make prompt determinations" is from 1781; sense of "a resolution, a fixing of purpose" is by 1886. Decision-making (adjective) is recorded by 1946.

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Researchers found that that the smaller a decision making group is, the more likely the group is to make the right choice. That’s because group decisions are made based on two types of information: Correlated (things accepted by or known to all members) and uncorrelated (facts perceived only by some group members).They’re equally important, but the larger the group, the more likely it is that correlated information will outweigh uncorrelated information.

• To examine different decision making models
• To maximize creativity and logic in decision making
• To acquire decision making tips and techniques that accelerate and improve results
• To examine different decision making models
• To maximize creativity and logic in decision making
• To acquire decision making tips and techniques that accelerate and improve results
• Generate an action plan to improve your decision making skills

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Alternative, Anchoring, Assumption, Causality, Conditional, Cost-Benefit Analysis, Decentralized Decision-Making, Decision Tree, Exogenous, Expected-Value, Feasibility, Interdependency, Marginal Analysis, Path Dependency, Satisficing

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