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probably wouldn't suit them. Of course intuition (gut reaction)
can also play a major part in making decisions, but a decision
matrix may at least give you an idea of which is the most logical
choice.
6. Implement your decision
Try to have a backup (contingency) plan in case your first option
doesn't work out.
Learn to argue your solution if there is opposition from others
If it is a group decision, consider the implications for the other
members of the team.
Communicate your ideas to the other team members, explain
your reasoning and make sure they understand the logic behind
it and get their commitment to carry it out.
7. Evaluate how well things went
Learn from the experience especially if your solution does not
prove successful!

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