Jill is a manager at Dow Corning who has lost five of her employees during the last year. Now she has to make a decision about how to retain the employees on her team. Having recently taken a class on decision making, Jill decides to follow the six-step process for deciding what to do. What problem is Jill most likely to face during the development of alternatives step in the decision-making process

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Cheeky

4 July, 15:15

Jill is a manager at Dow Corning who has lost five of her employees during the last year. Now she has to make a decision about how to retain the employees on her team. Having recently taken a class on decision making, Jill decides to follow the six-step process for deciding what to do. What problem is Jill most likely to face during the development of alternatives step in the decision-making process

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Angel Mckenzie · Answer 1

(Satisfying, or choosing the first solution that works, not the best solution.)

Explanation:

Steps in the decision-making process. There are seven steps in the decision-making process:

Identify the decision. To collect all relevant information To identify the alternatives of the decision To give the weigh to evidence To choose among the alternatives To take the action To review the decision.

A person should use a decision making tree. A decision matrix is another tool for it. Through this decision, a person can decide anything.