Peer Review #1
Decision making survey
For the decision making survey, the survey results pointed to me being analytic. My score for each: analytic (133), conceptual (59), directive (63), and behavioural (45). Compared to the others I am very analytic. This means I like to base my decisions on facts and data to determine the best outcome.
After looking at my survey my partner suggested I should be better-rounded instead being too much of an analytic decision maker. She offered suggestions such as I should have more involvement with people instead of being too independent. Allowing others to have input of their opinions will create better choices. Since I am so analytic, incorporating other styles in to my decision making will allow me to have a broader scope of information since there will more unique information given to me.
Michelle suggested that since my behavioural score is so low; only 45, I should work on improving that aspect. I am not at all behavioural type but I still may able to learn from them. She suggested that I should not only base my decisions on logic but feelings too. If I use both logic and feelings than my decision would definitely be better. This would mean that I would have to be careful weather to decisions that would affect people. For example, if I were to make a decision and it was logically correct, I should also look into the account that it doesn’t have a negative impact on relationship that it may ruin.
In the question, ‘when time is important I,’ Michelle saw that I rated ‘seek guidance or support’ as my last option. Her suggestion was that I should make sure to get help when I really need it. I realized at times in the past where I came to difficult task I usually never seek guidance or support from others. Seeking guidance is great because it can make the difficult task not difficult anymore. I plan on incorporating this