Team Decision-Making Demystified: Choosing the Right Method

Episode Description

In this episode of "Help Me Think," I dive deep into the world of team decision-making methods, offering valuable insights and practical strategies for success. With years of experience as an executive coach, I share my expertise in this critical skill for leaders and teams alike. Tune in to this episode now to enrich your decision-making toolkit and lead your team to smarter, more effective decisions in today's dynamic and complex business environment.

Key Takeaways

Discover five distinct methods for team decision-making: Sole Authority, Consult, Majority Rule, Consensus, and Collaborative.
Learn when and how to effectively apply each method, depending on your specific situation and goals.
Understand the importance of clarity in the decision-making process to avoid confusion, frustration, and potential pitfalls.
Explore the Collaborative method, a powerful blend of the best aspects of the previous four approaches, to harness the collective wisdom of your team and make high-quality, timely decisions.
Access a free quick reference guide to help you implement these strategies in your team's decision-making processes.

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Five Methods for Team Decision Making by Starla West

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