In other words, each decision making style has both advantages and disadvantages for each situation one may come across. The advantages and disadvantages are caused by many different factors. Davis (2001: 77-78) says that there are eight common factors to consider when choosing a decision making style: time, importance, expertise or knowledge, buy in, capability, teamwork and support from the organization...
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Davis (2001: 77-78) says that there are eight common factors to consider when choosing a decision making style: time, importance, expertise or knowledge, buy in, capability, teamwork and support from the organization. Olmstead (2002: 208-212) goes further and suggests factors such as the work environment, group member interdependence, standards of behaviour, the communication system, coordination and interpersonal relations are also important factors in group decision making...
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