Making Good Decisions - Decision Making Made Easy
Your good fortune relies on your ability to make the right decision.
Only if you make the right decision, will things go well.
But how can you ensure that you ARE making the right decision?
Use our Decision-Making-Apps
These Decision-Apps will help you to make the best decision, much more easily. Delegates who attend our courses say that these are the best decision making apps they've used!
Use these Decision-Apps to figure out your important decisions more methodically, logically and carefully. You can then print-off the decision and keep a written record of the result and how you made it.
These Decision-Apps are also very helpful when you need to make joint-decisions; when many people's differing opinions need to be carefully balanced.
There are different kinds of decision
Currently we have these Decision-Apps for you:
Yes or No? Decisions
Decisions that take the form: Should we or should be not do something? Yes or No?
Priority Order Decisions
Decisions that involve putting tasks into the correct order - What is the best use of my time?
Which One, What Kind? Decisions
Decisions that involve choosing between several options - Which candidate to employ? What kind of product to buy?
How to choose the best candidate?
Here is an effective way to organise your selection interviews. This app will help rank your candidates.
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Customer Reviews
Here are a selection of reviews for our training courses.
I found the objective/subjective section really beneficial and will apply this to everyday work duties. Good presentation by trainer, well articulated and everything clearly put. Great level of humour incorporated into the course, good level of interaction.
Emma SmithNatural England
The course content was excellent, thorough and well structured. If only I'd had this 15 years ago at the start of my professional career, things might have been a bit easier! The trainer's presentation was very good. Would have been nice to have some time for discussion, but time would make this difficult.
Mark SummerfieldEast Sussex County Council
Course content was good. There are several elements I will take away and add to my personal action plan. I particularly like the idea of the task matrix to prioritise on a 'look ahead' weekly basis. The trainer was very professional and helpful and able to engage all attendees who come from varying backgrounds.
Jim EwartNATS
