DECISIONS IN PARADISE

Decisions in Paradise



Decisions in Paradise

Introduction

Decision making is the process by which a choice is made ??between options or ways to solve different situations of life in different contexts: at work, family, sentimental business (using quantitative methods provided by the administration). In the matter making the choice of a path to follow, so that the previous state action alternatives should be evaluated accordingly. If the latter are not present, there will be no decision. As before documented in my initial concerns, Kava is an isle in the South Pacific where the US army Department of Corrections (DOC) is designing to construct a minimum/medium security facility. This is the second part of my three part allotment, in which I will suggest the answers in terms of decision making (McCall, 2001).

Discussion

To make a decision, whatever its nature, it is necessary to know, understand, and analyze a problem, in order to solve it. In some cases, be as simple and every day, this is done implicitly and solved very quickly, but there are other cases in which the consequences of a bad or good choice may have impact on the lives and if a work context in the success or failure of the organization, for which it is required a more structured process that can provide more security and information to solve the problem. The decisions affect us all and thanks to them we have a critical opinion (Gregory, 2006).

Decision-making process

The separation of process steps can be as brief or as extensive as desired, but we can identify the following main stages:

Identify and analyze the problem

This stage is to understand the condition of time to visualize the desired condition, ie find the problem and recognize that they must make a decision to reach a solution to this. The problem may be present because there is a gap between the present conditions and desired real or potential, because the gap is estimated to exist in the future (Gregory, 2006). In identifying the problem, we must have a clear vision and objective, and be clear about the term otherness, i.e. listening to the ideologies of others in order to formulate a possible collective solution.

Identify the decision criteria and weigh

The weighting is to assign a value on the importance of each criterion in the decision taken, as all are important but not equally. Many times, the identification of the criteria are not consciously performed ...