How do you approach problem solving decision making in your daily work?

In my daily work, I approach problem solving and decision making by following a structured process.

1. Define the problem: I start by clearly defining the problem at hand and understanding the root cause of the issue.

2. Gather information: I gather all relevant information and data related to the problem to ensure that I have a comprehensive understanding of the situation.

3. Generate potential solutions: I brainstorm and come up with multiple potential solutions to address the problem. I consider both short-term and long-term solutions.

4. Evaluate options: I evaluate each potential solution based on its feasibility, effectiveness, and potential impact on the organization.

5. Make a decision: I make a decision based on the evaluation of the potential solutions and choose the best course of action to address the problem.

6. Implement the solution: I implement the chosen solution and monitor its progress to ensure that it is effectively addressing the problem.

7. Evaluate the outcome: After implementing the solution, I evaluate the outcome to determine if the problem has been successfully resolved. If necessary, I make adjustments to the solution to improve its effectiveness.

By following this structured process, I am able to approach problem solving and decision making in a systematic and effective manner in my daily work.