How you go about making a decision can involve as many choices as the decision itself. Sometimes you must take charge, and decide what to do on your own, but you do not want to appear autocratic to your team (particularly in situations where you need their input).
At other times, it is better to decide based on the group consensus, but this can use up precious time and resources. So how do you decide which approach is best?
Every leader needs to be able to make good decisions. A systematic approach to decision making allows you to bring consistency and order to a process that might otherwise feel idiosyncratic and instinctive. It can also help you to determine the most effective means of reaching a decision.
The purpose of this module is to teach the skill of leadership decision making.
The Leading Edge Learning® modules are created specifically for today’s learners who demand interaction and engagement with online learning opportunities. Sequential presentation of largely static content in page-after-page delivery is not the best delivery experience for adult learners.
This module can be used for both Higher Education and in the Business Industry. For example:
Higher Education - Professional development opportunities for students. Include within a career readiness center. Instructional content for management program.
Business, Industry, Nonprofits, & Agencies - Online supervisor/manager training. Training for newly promoted managers. To prepare an employee to become a supervisor.
