Academia Store

[...] 10 Decision Making Q&A 1. Are you capable of making out of the box decisions? How will you define such [...]

1. What will be your decision if you get a better offer soon after joining this company? The interviewer would judge whether you are single-minded or [...]

1. Have you come across any decision making situations in the past? The interviewer offers you a chance to share your experiences and it’s your turn [...]

[...] In a power system, buses are meeting points of various components, the generators will feed power to the buses [...]

[...] Venture capital as viewed from the classical sense of the term refers to the commitment of capital, as [...]

The entrepreneur needs adequate financing at four successive stages in the incubation of a business idea to its successful fruition whereby the former [...]

[...] Job satisfaction is the extent of positive feeling or attitude that individual have towards their job. When a [...]

[...] Human relations are the key to job satisfaction which in turn is the key to peak achievement. A satisfied worker is a lethargic, complacent [...]

[...] decisions and the second includes vital, important or strategic decisions. 2. Explain routine decisions. Routine decisions traverse along fixed avenues and hence they do not involve extraordinary [...]

[...] Decision Making Q&A 1. Name a decision that can be made in a shorter span of time. Routine decisions can be taken in a shorter period than strategic decisions. 2. What is the important factor [...]

[...] Decision Making Q&A 1. Are routine decisions effective when taken in group? Routine decisions are most effective when taken by individual managers. Managers thereby avoid hesitation, [...]

[...] me the various factors that have to be considered in choosing the best alternative? A decision maker should keep in mind that, a best alternative doesn’t mean that it solves the problem [...]

[...] precision in collecting data, so that a permanent solution can be attained. How do you as a decision maker make [...] [...]

[...] routine, typical or unimportant decisions and the second includes vital, important or strategic decisions. 2. Explain routine decisions. Routine decisions traverse along fixed avenues and hence [...]

[...] in a shorter span of time. Routine decisions can be taken in a shorter period than strategic decisions. 2. What is the important factor that helps in making effective decisions? [...]

[...] 1. Do you think alternative implementation is an important factor? There is no point in toiling hard in identifying a perfect [...]

1. Can you explain the alternative evaluation process? Each and every alternative should be analyzed with respect to the advantages and disadvantages [...]