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Abstract
In this paper I am going to explain a decision making model using a situation from my current workplace. This situation will be a manager having to make an executive decision on whether or not to pay an item that is being presented by a non customer.
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In a decision making model there are different phases to help guide a situation where it may be difficult to decide a result at the very moment. According to the text, a decision making model has four basic steps. The text book believes it is to gather information, analyze the options, evaluate the options, and implement a decision. This decision making model is going to be compared to a particular situation involving a manager at a bank having to decide whether or not to honor a check being presented by a non customer.
For instance, the first step to take would be to gather as much information as possible, and prepare you to make a purpose statement. It is important to understand the entire situation that needs to be solved. This means involving others where necessary and using all the resources available to understand the problem. An initial look into the financial part of the problem is also important. A lot of companies are focused on production, and anything that gets in the way of this would decide how quickly the problem needs to be solved. This is why a teller would bring a questionable item to their manager. ...