Managing Decision-Making Workshop

What are the types of decisions? When is each type appropriate to use? What are the drawbacks of each approach? Decision-making is one of the most important things that a leader does – and one of the least understood. Participants in this workshop learn how to define different types of decisions and some of the common assumptions that lead to poor decisions.

Using tools and exercises, participants learn:

  • The five types of decisions
  • The three levels of delegation
  • The role of assumptions – and types of assumptions
  • When consensus is appropriate – and how to achieve it
  • Techniques for making tough decisions
  • Multi-lateral decision-making involving independent entities

Audience:
Leaders, managers, supervisors

Length of workshop:
2-4 hours

Materials provided:
Workbook, password access to online tools

Early Edge California

The counsel I received from LRI on communication and change management allowed me to successfully lead my organization through critical decision points. My coach helped me ask the right questions and assess whether my organizational capacities matched those required to drive our desired strategies.

Escape Technology

During the summer of 2015 we began a strategic planning process with LRI. This was our first attempt at an encompassing five-year plan. I was amazed by how quickly the consultants at LRI assimilated our culture, processes, and critical priorities. They expertly pushed us through the conversations we needed to have – some of them not easy. I’m happy to report we are extremely pleased with the result. We completed the project on time – and on budget. I highly recommend LRI for future engagements.

California School Employees Association

“LRI’s coaching for one of our managers was a resounding success. There’s been marked progress in her collaborative approach, more profound insight into her role as a supervisor, and an enhanced level of commitment. LRI’s coach was a harmonious match for our organization. Her approach to coaching, her techniques, and general demeanor aligned seamlessly with our organizational culture.” – Keith Pace, California School Employees Association

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