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The way that we make decisions is important to the teams and organisations that we are a part of. It establishes reference points and highlights what is important. When done well it creates clarity and precision, when done badly it confuses issues and makes a team unsure about their goals and motivation. This course looks at the key skills needed in the decision making process and gives professionals the skills they need to put them into practice. Scenarios specific to the publishing industry are combined with relevant theory to help learners put their skills into practice.
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Decision Making enables the learner to:
- Correctly identify and analyse key decisions to be made
- Improve the core skills used when making decisions
- Explore both analytical and creative approaches
- Research and plan the decision making approach effectively
- Understand how to develop, assess and implement decisions
Learning outcomes
Deconstructing the decision
What is decision making?
How do I identify an issue?
How do I make sure I fully understand a situation?
Is it worth tackling an issue?
Who do I need to involve in deconstructing the decision?
Using analysis
What is the analytical approach?
What information do I need to gather?
How can I gather the information that I need?
How can I analyse the data I've gathered?
How can I measure and present the data I've gathered?
Using creativity
Why is creativity important to decision making?
How can I encourage creative thinking?
What tools can I use in the creative approach?
What do I do with the output of creative sessions?
Implementing a decision
How do I come up with options?
Who needs to be involved in making a decision?
How do I know which is the right decision?
What do I need to do once I've made a decision?
How do I implement a decision?
Target audience
This course is designed to appeal to pubilshing professionals in editorial, sales, marketing and production departments.
Additional services
Tailoring: include your examples and issues.

See also:
Effective Communication
Networking Skills
Overcoming the Fear of Finance
Project Management
 
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