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Decision Making - Organizational Behavior-HC | MGMT 2500, Study notes of Organization Behaviour

Material Type: Notes; Professor: Eckert; Class: Organizational Behavior-HC; Subject: Management; University: Western Michigan University; Term: Spring 2010;

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2009/2010

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Download Decision Making - Organizational Behavior-HC | MGMT 2500 and more Study notes Organization Behaviour in PDF only on Docsity! MGMT 2500 Chapter 7: Decision Making  Some Key Management Decision o Choosing candidates to interview o Hiring new employees o Evaluating employees’ job performance o Raises/Bonuses o Promotions o Disciplinary actions / Firing o Layoffs  Decision Making o Rational  Economic  No Emotion and No Error.  Logical  Information is available, meaning best solutions o Rational Choice Process  Identify Problems  Decide on the process to take  List of possible solutions  Choose best solution  Implement  Evaluate o The Rational Model is not possible to use in real business cases  It can be hard to identify the problem  We do not have perfect information  The human brain can’t process that much information.  Emotions can influence us. o Identifying Problems  Stakeholder Framing  We tend to see things through our own view. o Customers want lower prices, Employees want higher wages  Perceptual Defense o “Don’t tell me the bad news”  Mental Models o Out-side of the box thinking o Bounded Rationality  The real way that humans decide  Goals  Problems and goals aren’t always clear o We don’t always agree  Information  Limited amount  We are slow processors.  Implicit Favorites  Biased opinions that affect other decisions.  Satisfying  “Good enough” solution. o Emotions Influence our Decisions  Form an early preference  Change our evaluations  Become part of the information o Intuition  Subconscious decisions  Prior Expertise  Should be paired with logic o Post Decisional Justification  Tending to support your decision by increasing the positives and decreasing the negatives.  Maintains positive self-concept and protect ego. o Escalation of Commitment  Tend to repeat a bad decision or we tend to put more resources into a bad idea in order to make it good.  The self-identity that’s at stake causes this.  Perceptual Blinders o We don’t like to get bad news.  Closing Costs o Involving Employees in Decisions  “Participative Management”  Employees have better information  Faster problem solving since they see things faster o Creative Process Model  The more creative you are, the better decisions will be made  4-steps  Preparation (Research)  Incubate  Insight  Verify  Characteristics of Creative People  What to look for when hiring o Open to new experience o Low need for affiliation o High self direction o Confident o Above average IQ o Persistent o Experience in their field  How to encourage Creativity
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