In order to determine whether a leader is making good decisions, Vroom and Jago suggests these three criteria: 1) the quality or rationality of the decision; 2) the acceptance or commitment on the part of subordinates to execute the decision effectively; and 3) the amount of time required to make the decision. In order to achieve a quality and rational decision, knowledge and experience is crucial, which suggests that a leader should have adequate knowledge and skills to make sound decisions. But beside the intellectual and skill aspect of leadership, it is also important that leaders should develop a Continue reading...
