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    majority owned by large international telecommunications groups. Sprint is majority owned by SoftBank in Japan, and T-Mobile is majority owned by Deutsche Telekom of Germany (Gelles & De La Merced, 5 Jun 2014). The decision to end talks to merge Sprint and T-Mobile companies was a tough decision for Masayoshi Son. Son is a billionaire who controls SoftBank as president and chief executive officer, is an entrepreneur who reshaped Japan’s wireless industry, and has goals of reshaping wireless industry in

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    path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.” Bad times don't always make a person do bad things. In literature characters must find the courage to do the right thing in bad situations. After reading, Thank You Ma’am, Doing the Right Thing, and the poem The Road Not Taken, it is evident that, family, confidence, and even old quotes, give people the confidence to do the right thing. Making the right decision in hard times might not be the highest priority. However, for four

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    Safety Board (NTSB, 1994) analyses, 25 out of 37 accidents are resulted from decision errors. However, in 1999 Klinect et al observed the behaviour of the crews during normal flight and find out that decision error is least likely to occur. Even the probability is around 6% Klinect conclude that compared to

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    Improving Leadership Decision-Making Fear of lack of buy-in. One of the most common areas of improvement for effective decision-making in times of uncertainty, is to avoid making decisions based only on the appeal to colleagues. Research shows that a fear of lack of buy-in or approval from colleagues should not be a motivator for making a decision. Examples include making decisions within the following motivators: a) decisions that will sit most comfortably with colleagues, b) be the most popular

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    the consequences of your decision 4. weigh various guidelines and principles 5. develop and evaluate options 6. Review your decision 7. Evaluate the results of your decision Detail research of the option available to take the decision and the outcomes of that decision is the seven-step decision-making model. After selecting the information that is analyze, decision makers will team up by presenting personal data about the information. Any decision making model used will start with

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    Factors Affecting Ethical Organizational Decision Making When an individual or group of individuals in an organization makes a decision, there are both individual factors as described above, in addition there are organizational factors come into play and affect the final decision.  The culture of an organization is made up of three elements: Societal culture, industrial culture and organizational culture.  If any of these cultures accepts less than ethical behavior it can encourage ethical dissolution

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    People making their own decisions helps people belong but can also put them in a bad place.In life u will make your own decision to be in a relationship. In the world we live in u have to make a decision whether your going to get a job.Another thing is you have to decide if you are going to finish school or not. It is important for people to make their own decisions. Making a decision to be in a relationship is very important. Making this decision is important because not only does it apply to kids

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    I. Summary The idea of Huettel’s article was decision neuroscience research can be broken down into many different concepts that are all linked to one another. He lists the ten challenges of the science, even going as far as to break them down into their three smaller parts: theoretical challenges, conceptual challenges, and one empirical challenge. Theoretical poses more of a philosophical challenge and where the uncertainty lies, conceptual dealing with more of the framework, and how different

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    Several years ago, I helped an employee get a higher paying job that he would not have gotten without my assistance. The only return I asked was that the employee give a two weeks’ notice before leaving so that I could fill his vacated position. I felt certain the employee had enough morals and good work ethics that he would continue to work at least most of his normal high standard for the remaining two weeks. I was not naive enough to think he would continue his full efforts but hoped for most

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    Groupthink decisions making is made by a group of people who spend time together to engage in a team task backstage to discuss issues. During the collective decision making, members of the group conclude with poor and unusual results. The outcome of the decision may fail for the fact that members of the group ignore crucial issues such as ethical or moral. When the group has two people with strong personality, the two will compete and disagree because they both have similar qualities. It affects

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