Question

1. Describe the difference between incremental and and Carnegie models of decision-making. Please not less than 100 words or more than 200 words please make reference if answer is copied from any site or material so as to avoid PLAGIARISM. thanks

Answer 1

Incremental Decision-Making Model

As the name suggests, incremental decision-making models involve decision which is taken and applied in stages as opposed to a broad sweeping change in the way things are done. A good example of this would be John Kotter’s model of change consists of the following steps Creating Urgency To form a strong coalition To set a Vision and the need for Change & To communicate the Vision : To get rid of obstacles To create short term wins This model of change management attempts to implement an incremental change.

Carnegie Decision Making Model

The Carnegie Decision Making Model is ideally used when there are multiple parties or stakeholders involved with conflicting interests., objectives, opinions, and perspective of the situation. A good example would be a negation between a manufacturing firm's labor unions and its human resources department about hourly wages during a strike. The Carnegie Decision Making Model works when there is uncertainty, conflict. Post which a coalition is formed with the involved stakeholders and a decision is reached with the help if joint consensus and compromise.