According to the Berkeley University of California Career Center website (https://www.berkeley.edu), this process consists of seven steps: 1. On a piece of paper, write down the decision you are considering making. Write it as if you had already made the decision (for example, "Accept the XYZ Company job offer in Los Angeles...
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Divide the piece of paper into two columns, with "Pros" at the top of one column. Write down the outcomes of the decision that you believe are positive. 3. In the "Cons" column, write down the outcomes of the decision that are negative or less desirable. 4. In the course of writing down your pros and cons, you will probably notice that there are some outcomes that are uncertain or are too hard to predict...
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