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Towards an Experiential Model of Problem Initiated Decision Making


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1 Texas A&M University – Commerce
2 Principal Human Resources Management Systems Oak Bend Drive, Rockwall, TX 75087, United States
3 Texas A&M University – Commerce P.O. Box 3011, Commerce, TX 75429, United States
     

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Solving problems through effective and efficient management decision making is crucial to managerial and organizational success. Regrettably, many decision making and problem solving models in the literature are limited in improving organizational practice. While the degree of complexity and specificity has grown substantially in the attempt to place this process squarely in the realm of science, the extent of general efficacy has regressed, as the experiences of practicing managers are rarely incorporated. Accordingly, we examined twelve of the most common decision making issues described by managers to offer an experiential model of problem initiated decision making.

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Decision Making, Problem Solving
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Donald L Caruth
Texas A&M University – Commerce
Gail D Caruth
Principal Human Resources Management Systems Oak Bend Drive, Rockwall, TX 75087, United States
John H Humphreys
Texas A&M University – Commerce P.O. Box 3011, Commerce, TX 75429, United States

Abstract


Solving problems through effective and efficient management decision making is crucial to managerial and organizational success. Regrettably, many decision making and problem solving models in the literature are limited in improving organizational practice. While the degree of complexity and specificity has grown substantially in the attempt to place this process squarely in the realm of science, the extent of general efficacy has regressed, as the experiences of practicing managers are rarely incorporated. Accordingly, we examined twelve of the most common decision making issues described by managers to offer an experiential model of problem initiated decision making.

Keywords


Decision Making, Problem Solving

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