Alhamdulillah….I completed my 2 exams, Advanced Quantitative Analysis and Corporate Finance, last week… 🙂
It is definitely challenging for me, to juggle both work and study at the same time, but I guess, I will soon, get used to it. I am thankful, that my job, as a financial consultant, is pretty FLEXIBLE. 🙂
We can make appointments as and when we want. We can postpone appointments, when the exams are drawing near….all in all, while still maintaining our steady paycheck. Isnt that cool?
All right…. As I undertake my studies, I will share with you, stuffs, that I learn in school, which I believe, can be applied in the business world. Let us start, with MAKING DECISIONS… 🙂
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In life, we are bound to make DECISIONS.
It may be a big decision or a small one to make.
It may be a simple one, or a life threatening one.
It may be a routine one, or a ONE TIME decision.
Today, I am going to share with a you, a very good decision making model, that I have personally learnt in class and then apply, in the real business world. 🙂 Just browse through the slides below to get an idea… 🙂
(Note: Some details were omitted due to confidentiality)
Lastly, after computing and tabulating the scores, a final decision is made!!! 🙂
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Very much appreciated.. the systematically you explain the decision making model is great.thanks for this.
Salam Bro.
Nice to know that in order to make a decision it’s hard process for those who want to go with it……….some time there a crucial constraint factor involved such as time….i guessed
@IRA Lending >>> You are welcome. This is a decision making model, that use both qualitative and quantitative factors prior to arriving to a decision. 🙂
@sabre >>> Waalaikumsalam. Yes….With this decision making model, all factors are included and sum up in a table format. Points are allocated for each variables in terms of its feasibility.
We will then select the choice with the highest points as a solution to our problem. 🙂