Stakeholders are not just decision makers, they are also people who pressure the decision makers (community, unions, government regulators) and the people who influence stakeholders (lawyers, members of the Board, husbands, wives, children and parents); and, of course, the interests of the people the corporations are required to serve (shareholders, employees, executives).
There has been an increased participation of the community on activities and now we recognize that they are not just survivors but decision makers too.
"You should try to take a round (of financing) with three venture funds together so that when you hit a problem and you will hit a problem you don't have just one decision-maker".
Conflicts contribute to poor decision-making, he writes, because the decision in most such cases "will ultimately be … based on the balance of power among the conflicting parties and not on an objective evaluation of the company's best interests". This will happen even if there's just one decision-maker.
Their argument was that, in a crisis, the President needs to be a father figure, not just a rational decision-maker.
And I may just be a very bad decision-maker, but I have not felt alone.
And the poor Rational Decision-Maker just mopes, trying to figure out how he let the human he's supposed to be in charge of end up here again.
It could result in a loss of confidence in the decision-maker and, just as important, by the decision-maker.
You have just learned that a key decision-maker's son has been offered a job with your company.
In respect of discretionary relevant considerations, Lord Justice Brown elaborated that there is "a margin of appreciation within which the decision-maker may decide just what considerations should play a part in his reasoning process", but that this is subject to the principles of Wednesbury unreasonableness.
End-users are now driving choices your organization makes about buying; it's not just a decision maker from on high who makes the call.
