Practice Key Characteristics (12.1.2) - Decision-Making in Organizations

Practice: Key Characteristics

Lesson 12.1.2Decision-Making in Organizations

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Question 1.
What does it mean for decision-making to be goal-oriented?
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Think of what guides a company in their strategies.
Question 2.
Name one characteristic of dynamic decision-making.
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Consider how situations can shift frequently.
3Question 3.
What does goal-oriented decision-making focus on?
- Achieving objectives
- Maximizing profits
- Increasing employee satisfaction
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Consider what guides organizational strategies.
4Question 4.
True or False: Dynamic decision-making does not need to adapt to market changes.
- True
- False
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Think about how businesses respond to new challenges.
Question 5.
Consider a company that has a set of strategic goals but faces rapid technological changes in its industry. Create a decision-making framework that includes goal-oriented, dynamic, multidimensional, and risk-oriented characteristics and justify your approach.
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Use real-world examples of technology shifts to justify your framework.
Question 6.
Analyze a recent organizational decision in a company of your choice. Evaluate how it aligns with the four key characteristics and propose improvements based on your analysis.
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Consider how the decision could have better aligned with the characteristics discussed.

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