how would you respond when acting independently?

Question

Making decisions in spite of disagreements

Answer 1

It depends on who you are disagreeing with. If it is something small then try to make a compromise. If it is something that you are adament about the subject then hold your ground. It is your life live it as you shall please.

Answer 2

This is so simple, reflective and respective of those persons with managerial responsibility be they of corporate business model paradigm control and those acting with autonomous authority and control; you don't act, your carry out your assigned function(s) and make decisions inspite of disagreements.

An effective managerial person expects to make decisions in the best interest of his/her company, fellow employees, customers, clients and self. An making decision does not allow outside influence to affect the decision process.

Which in the end can be stated thus, "leaders lead, all others - get out of the way". I prefer this, "...the non-professional, needs inspiration and motivation to work, to do anything....the professional just gets his a** in gear and gets to work.

Stay focused...

Answer 3

Calmly and with authority. Dont loose your temper or sound unsure. Both will make you look 'weaker' and make it easier for someone to undermine or ignore you. Be confident. I often speak softly or in a little voice (like a girl) instead of strong and in a big voice like a grown up. I then get dismissed. If I am confident and phrase things as statements instead of putting question marks at the end of my sentances I get better resolts. Ive had to carefully look at how I put myself forward and what responces I get.

Be sure, confident speak up and admit when you are wrong. Ask questions when you dont know. Dont patronise or show them that you are upset. Smile as well.

Good luck. Remember you have a right to your opinions, and to make your own decisions.

Answer 4

Decisions you have to make independently, but you can ask suggestions from many persons. If you know very well what to do decide independently, otherwise ask somebody to give suggestions and with those suggestions take decision independently. See the outcome. If any different outcome effected, rectify it. You will get experience

Answer 5

I'd just stick up for my decision. You'll eventually have to learn to stand tough in front of opposition and learn how to hold your own.

Answer 6

You would rely on your own experiences of life and avoid listening to gossip and unproven comments.

Answer 7

I pick my battles carefully. Ask yourself this: In ten years, will it still matter? If so, then stick to your guns. If not, does it really matter now?

Answer 8

i dont think any of us know how we will respond to any situation until it comes, many might think they do, but i have my doubts that they really do know what they would do.