If I had to use three words to
describe my decision-making they would be creative, logical, and flexible. I
often use as much creativity as possible when making decisions, especially if
another party is involved, like my family or my team at work. This allows some
unpredictability in my results from the decision and also creates an exciting
work environment by trying out new methods for solving problems. Logic shows up
quite often in my decision-making because my job is technical and several job
tasks revolve around data from various technical sources. I use my knowledge of
the department and the team members to make informed decisions. I can learn
from my mistakes and use that experience to make a better decision next time. I
also make decisions that are flexible, meaning I can change specific aspects about
them without affecting the end result. I do this by creating more than one plan
for each decision, like back-up plans.
The three words that describe the
opposite of my decision-making are unoriginal, irrational, and rigid. I think
it would be very hard for me to make decisions that revolve around these three
words, only because my personality plays a major part in my decision-making,
and these three words are the complete opposite of who I am as a person and how
I act. My family, along with my team at work, is anything but unoriginal so I
cannot imagine having to make the same decisions day in and day out. The technical
details of my job also prohibit me from making irrational decisions that could
have a costly impact on the organization.
Overall, I enjoy making decisions
the way I feel the most comfortable with, which is using past experience,
knowledge, logic, and creativity. My personality shows through in my decisions
and I would not like to detract from that. I have too much at stake to make
decisions that are not original, not logical, and do not show a creative
spirit.
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