Hartnett’s Consensus-Oriented Decision-Making Model
Find out how to make better group decisions by involving everyone in developing a solution in this decision skills traing article from MindTools.com.
Decision Making
Learn more about how to define the decisions you need to make, weigh up your options, and implement and communicate your decisions effectively. And explore the factors that can help and hinder the decision-making process.
Organizing Team Decision Making
Making decisions with teams takes patience, understanding, and time. Learn how to choose the best decision making process to gain team consensus.
Group Decision Making
Learn strategies for group decision making, and find out how to avoid the common issues that lead groups to make poor decisions.
The Modified Borda Count
Use the Modified Borda Count to prioritize issues and achieve consensus on a group decision.
The Stepladder Technique
It can be hard to enable everyone to participate and be heard in group decision-making sessions. Discover how to encourage people to make better group decisions using the Stepladder technique.
The Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix (QSPM)
Use the Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix to choose between different strategies. Follow the five steps to identify the important external and internal critical success factors for your business unit.
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Quantitative Pros and Cons
Use this simple technique to compare the positive and negative aspects of a decision, so you can remain objective and make informed choices.
The Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP)
Do you want be more objective in your decisions? Discover an admittedly complex way of weighing many options and factors.
Risk Impact/Probability Charts
To implement a project successfully, you need to manage risks well. This tool gives you a framework for prioritizing risks quickly and effectively.
The Vroom-Yetton Decision Model
A good manager knows when to ask for help and when to go it alone. Use Vroom-Yetton to help you to decide how much help you need when making a decision.
Linear Programming
Use resources more efficiently, increase your profits, and reduce costs and waste by using linear programming techniques.
The Futures Wheel
Use this simple tool to help you brainstorm possible consequences of a decision, event or trend.