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Rosa - this is such a pivotal topic - and one that most of us face on a regular basis - some decisions are just hard to make. I'd like to add one more reason to your checklist: How much does concern for others' reactions influence the difficulty in making a decision? That seems to be a factor for me more times than I care to admit!
Posted by: Deb Call | February 10, 2008 at 06:17 AM
Good add Deb, thank you. And an entirely human consideration. All decisions can have multiple variables, however I think the one you mention helps us with the focus on how a manager can help - i.e. how they need to empathize with their people who struggle with more emotional choices. Mahalo!
Posted by: Rosa Say | February 10, 2008 at 01:55 PM