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Decision Making Reflection
This assignment directs that you prepare your first formal business report for this course. It requires you to reflect on your personal decision-making skills, and hopefully better prepare you for your next decision-making opportunity as a mid-level manager.
In a formal business report:
First, describe a recent, major decision that you made either in your professional or personal life. This could be an individual decision that you made or a team decision that was made with you as a participant. Does not matter if you made or even agreed with the final decision of your group.
Next, reflect on how the decision-making process actually happened. You can use your textbook as a reference. Always look to add outside sources as references to further support your discussion and opinions. Ensure that you address each of the steps in the decision-making process, whether they occurred or not. Discussion should address the following:Which steps you believe people often skip or spend insufficient time on? And why?
Your recommendations for improving the quality of your individual and group decision making?
Then, describe the benefits and shortcomings of decision making in a group. Write a self-assessment of what you can do better to improve the quality of group decision making at your current job. If you are unemployed, describe the process at a previous place of employment. If you are a full-time student, then describe the process at a hypothetical company of your choosing.
Conclude with a summary of your key points, any opinions and your hard-hitting recommendations. End with an action-statement on your future decision-making skills at your current job.!
Guidelines:This assignment is considered a complete Business Case Study. Therefore, your report should be written as a formal business report of your analysis.
This report should be between 2-4 pages (not including title page and references).
Use font-size 12, Font Style Times New Roman for this report. And single-space each sentence. Do not use double-space.
Internal references (e.g. textbook, readings, lectures, etc.) and External references (e.g. other published works) should be used to add credibility to your business study.
Be professional. Eliminate spelling and grammatical errors and ensure that your report flows logically from one topic to the next.
Since this is a real-time analysis, write in the present tense to describe your findings and recommended actions (except when describing past events).
Current APA format is required. This includes your title page and reference page.Use Headings and Sub-headings to introduce new topics.
Exception: DO NOT include an Abstract or Table of Contents for this short report.
DO NOT cite any of your present company’s proprietary information. Use a pseudonym for your company’s name and key personnel that are mentioned in your written report.
NU Library resource for APA guidance: https://nu.libguides.com/citations/APA
Mandatory Considerations for Reporting Analytical Work:Always start with an Introduction of the business problem that you will be addressing in your report. (This can be difficult for this assignment. So, think it through.)End your Introduction with a brief summary of the topics you’ll be covering in your report.
State your intended reason for writing this report (i.e. to solve an existing problem; to present a policy change, etc.).
Consider writing your Introduction LAST. This will help you organize the contents of your Introduction.
Provide credible references to support your claims/Findings.Always cite the source when using someone else’s ideas!
Keep quotations short – only use as many words as necessary to support your claim.
Always discuss information BEFORE presenting a Table or Figure.Always reference a Table or Figure in the text, for example: “Table 1 below provides an assessment of…”
The Table/Figure should follow as soon as possible on the page (e.g. at the next paragraph break).
Do NOT just reiterate the data in the Table or Figure.Provide an explanation, meaning, and/or summary of the key points shown in the Table/Figure.
For example, state comparisons such as “research concludes that A is 32% larger than B” or “this trend has consistently increased at Amazon over the past 12 months.”
Keep Tables/Figure as concise as possible. Do not make the size of your Table/Figure excessively large. Do Not fill up the entire page with just one Table or Figure.
1/4 page is a good size. 1/3 of the page is the maximum allowed.
Use an Appendix for very large Tables and Figures.
Avoid breaking up Tables/Figure across 2 separate pages.
Don’t copy/paste-as-picture.
Always end your report with a Conclusion that:Briefly summarizes your work.
Highlights your key findings.
Ends with your overall recommendation and/or necessary actions,
HINT: As with all writing and speaking assignments, know your audience! For a business report, your audience is your boss/supervisor at your current company/organization.Due on Jul 8, 2023 11:59 PMHide RubricsRubric Name: Decision Making rubric
PrintCriteriaCommendableAcceptableMarginalFailingMissing/UnacceptableCriterion Score
Introduction (10%)Clear description of of events. Written as a business problem statement. Ends with an overview of what follows.Complete description provided. Clear presentation of the business issue/problem & some details that will be used in the analysis. Overview of the sections that will follow.Description is somewhat complete; however, more depth &/or length are needed. Lacking details or overview.Brief with some depth, fails to meet some criteria. Lacking details and missing overviewSome description provided but lacking major details of the case and including unrelated information./ 2
Reflection on the decision-making process (30%)In-depth analysis of question. Exceptional integration of the business case and course material. All components of the decision-making process included.In-depth analysis of question. Good integration of the business case and course material. All components of the decision-making process included.Overview analysis of question. Limited integration of the business case and course material. Many components of the decision-making process included.Minimal analysis of question. Limited integration of the business case and course material. Only a few components of the decision-making process included.Little analysis of question. No integration of the business case and course material. Only some of the components of the decision-making process included./ 6
Benefits of group decision making (20%)In-depth analysis of question. Exceptional integration of the business case and course material. Self-assessment is insightful. Self-improvement is clear and actionable.In-depth analysis of question. Good integration of the business case and course material. Self-assessment is insightful. Self-improvement is clear but may not be actionable.Overview analysis of question. Limited integration of the business case and course material. Self-assessment is provided but not very insightful. Self-improvement is not clear but could be actionable.Minimal analysis of question. Limited integration of the business case and course material. Self-assessment is limited. Self-improvement is not clear nor actionable, but addressed.Little analysis of question. No integration of the business case and course material. Self-assessment is limited. Self-improvement is not clear nor actionable, and not well addressed./ 4
Conclusion (5%)Clear summary of key points and recommendations. Ends with strong action statement.Summary of all key points and recommendations. Ending isn’t action or big-picture.Summary of most key points and recommendations. Ending isn’t action or big-picture.Summary of some key points and some recommendations. Ending isn’t action or big-picture.Summary of some key points. Missing recommendations. Order is not the same as the report. Ending isn’t action or big-picture./ 1
Critical Thinking and Support (10%)A clear, logical connection is made between the data, analysis & recommendations. Claims are supported by reputable sources, both from class and external to the course material.A logical connection is made between the data, analysis & recommendations, but may not be clear at all times. A few class and external sources are used. All are reputable.Most of the time a logical connection is made between the data, analysis & recommendations, but may not be clear at all times. Only a few sources are used, or all from the course material. Not all sources are reputable.Several logical discrepancies are made, and several points may not be clear. Only a couple of sources are used, or none are reputable.Many discrepancies are note or no connection between data and analysis, or between analysis and recommendations are noted. Only 1 class reference is used, or none are reputable./ 2
APA Guidelines and Organization (10%)Cover Page, title, headings & page numbers properly formatted. Questions used as main heading, plus Introduction & Conclusion. Correct quoting, paraphrasing, style & formatting followed.
Cover Page, title, headings & page numbers properly formatted. Questions used as main heading, plus Introduction & Conclusion. Correct quoting, paraphrasing, style & formatting followed.Missing Cover Page, title or pages numbers. Questions not repeated as headings. Missing some in-text citations &/or quoting/para- phrasing errors.Missing Cover Page, or title, page number and headings. Questions are not repeated as headings. APA Style guidelines not followed in many areas.Some structure in formatting is consistent in the document, but not in accordance with APA guidelines. Report does not flow with the questions./ 2
Grammar, Spelling & Mechanics (10%)No errors. Paragraphs and sentences are properly structured to promote understanding by the reader.Few minor errors or one major error. Paragraphs and sentences are properly structured to promote understanding by the reader.Some minor errors or a couple of major errors. Most paragraphs and most sentences are properly structured to promote understanding by the reader.Several errors. Lacking paragraph structure to support flow. Sentence structure in mostly correct.Many errors. Some sentences difficult to understand due to errors. / 2
TotalScore of Decision Making rubric,/ 19Overall ScoreOutstanding18.5 points minimumCommendable17 points minimumAcceptable15 points minimumMarginal13 points minimumFailing10 points minimumMissing/Unacceptable0 points minimum