Question

what are the steps in the decision making process?

what is the difference between assigning work and delegating work?

what are the three types of work controls and how are they used?

Answer 1

Answering the first question as per Chegg policy

The steps in decision making are:

1. Identify: The first step is to identify the need. Without, identifying the need, one can not proceed for the decision making process.

2. Gather: This step involves the gathering of evidence about the need and decision making. Enough evidence may mean that decision making is crucial or if it can be avoided for now.

3. Alternatives: This step involves listing all the alternatives which may be employed or chosen from. The alternatives may depend on various parameters and factors like time, cost, quality.

4. Weigh: This step involves the weighing of each alternative for evaluation so that each alternative can be compared with others and then decided upon.

5. Choose: Based on the above step, one of the alternatives is then chosen to go with, in this step.

6. Action: The actions necessary to be taken are proceeded with in this step. The actions will make sure that only the chosen alternative is being pursued.

7. Review: The review of the decision making is done after some time so that decision on whether to continue or change the course of action, can be decided.