What steps does the decision-making procedure include?

The decision-making procedure includes four basic steps:

(1) Ask questions and set goals;

(2) To draw up a feasible scheme with implementation conditions that can ensure the realization of decision-making objectives.

(3) Analysis, evaluation and scheme selection.

(4) Careful implementation and feedback adjustment.

Scientific decision must follow certain procedures. Procedure refers to what to do first, then what to do, doing things according to certain rules and steps, and making thinking or behavior standardized and orderly. Making decisions according to scientific procedures is one of the important characteristics of scientific decision-making.

A perfect decision-making procedure should be a scientific system, each step has scientific meaning and content, and they are organically related. In order to make each step standardized and scientific, a set of scientific methods and technologies must be guaranteed.

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Basic principles of decision-making:

1, gap, urgency and the principle of "what you can do" (used to determine decision-making objectives)

2. The principle of goal and difference (preparing alternatives is the principle that needs to be applied)

3. The principle of "two best", prediction and timing (scheme selection is application)

4, tracking and feedback principle (used in the decision-making process)

5, the brain and economic principles (must be used in the whole process of decision-making)

6. System principle.

7. Information principle.

8. The principle of feasibility.

9, the principle of satisfaction.

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