Personal Perspective Paper- Decision Making Model

Personal Perspective Paper In the decision making system there are two common models the rational model and the normative model. Each represents a dissimilar purpose. Both model offers unique comprehension into the decision-making process. Decision making is coming up with solutions that lead to an end result (Kreitner & Kinicki, 2004). In becoming an administrator I realized that decision-making is a key factor to success. In my knowledge the decision making model is a principled guide to business decisions.
In reading about the decision making model, I have learned that the rational model is used to identify the process in four stages and the normative model is the outline process used to make decisions (Kreitner & Kinicki, 2004). One way to identify the problem is to look at the history or gaze at the problem through another person’s discernment. An example would be a administrator’s at a dentist office may think staff is not meeting the scheduling criteria because censes is low this during the 3rd quarter. This method may not always be accurate because there is room for error. Therefore, an alternative solution is necessary. After a solution is selected then applying and assessing the solution is where the core of the work begins.
In my experience by following certain criteria’s could save time and money for the organization. Following the basic decision making process could prevent putting a process in place that may not work for the company or the stakeholders involved. Before applying the solution those who are involved should be a part of the process. This can be done by having a unpretentious discussion with the staff members who do the work every day to decide what should or should not be done and the clarification for the elucidation.

Works Cited
Kreitner, R., & Kinicki, A.