Managerial Decision
A management decision is a creative act of a management subject that establishes a group work plan in accordance with the effective resolution of an urgent problem based on knowledge of the objective laws of the functioning of a managed organization and analysis of data on its state. That is, MD is a choice that a manager must make in order to fulfill the duties due to his position.
The purpose of MD is to ensure movement towards the tasks set for the organization. Also, one of the main factors for the effective achievement of established goals is the human factor.
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Decision making is directly related to purposeful human activity. In private life, any individual makes decisions about choosing a specialty, arraging a family, spending holidays, allocating a budget, etc. The formation and selection of these decisions, as a rule, are made empirically: by logical thinking and intuition.
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