Decision-making

Decision-making refers to the process of selecting a course of action or making choices among various alternatives. During meetings, decision-making involves gathering relevant information, analyzing options, and evaluating potential outcomes. Participants engage in discussions, present arguments, and reach conclusions that guide subsequent actions. Effective decision-making considers multiple perspectives, critical thinking, and aligning decisions with the meeting objectives.

Consensus, Problem-Solving, and Risk Management are closely related topics.