Decision-Making for Leaders


Time & Location
Agreed on confirmation of delivery
Online or Onsite
About the program
Leaders are defined by the quality of their decisions. From day-to-day choices to high-stakes strategic calls, effective decision-making requires clarity, confidence, and the ability to balance competing demands. Leaders who make strong decisions build trust, drive results, and set the direction for their teams and organisations.
This program equips leaders with frameworks and tools to improve decision-making. Participants will explore different approaches, practise making decisions under pressure, and reflect on how to apply these skills in their own leadership context.
The Role of Decision-Making in Leadership
Why decision-making defines effective leadership.
Exploring common challenges and pitfalls.
Reflection activity: analysing past leadership decisions.
Frameworks for Effective Decisions
Structured approaches such as SWOT and decision trees.
Balancing intuition with data-driven analysis.
Practical exercise: applying a decision-making framework to a scenario.
Decision-Making Under Pressure
Managing uncertainty, ambiguity, and incomplete information.
Recognising and mitigating risks.
Group activity: making quick decisions in a simulated environment.
The Human Side of Decisions
Understanding the impact of bias on judgement.
Balancing logic with empathy and values.
Stakeholder considerations in leadership decisions.
Communicating and Owning Decisions
Explaining rationale to build confidence and trust.
Handling disagreement and resistance constructively.
Action planning: strategies for applying better decision-making at work.
Key Outcomes
Recognise the importance of decision-making as a leadership skill.
Apply structured frameworks to make clearer and more confident decisions.
Manage uncertainty and pressure in complex situations.
Reduce the impact of bias and improve judgement.
Communicate and implement decisions with credibility and trust.
Delivery Style
Engaging facilitation with practical exercises.
Role-plays, group discussions, and real-life scenarios.
Self-reflection activities and personal action planning.
Course Materials Provided
Participant workbook.
Decision-making frameworks and tools.
Bias awareness checklist.
Follow-up resources and curated reading list.
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