Decision Making Model Analysis Paper Before embarking on this assignment, I never thought much about “decision making models” . In fact, I was somewhat surprised by the sheer number of models I stumbled upon during my research. A quick glance at Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decision_making) shows that, for business applications alone, there are well over a dozen decision-making models suitable for everyone. the needs. Without realizing it, the decision-making process at my current workplace looks a lot like the “pros and cons model.” The purpose of this article is to introduce the "pros and cons model", discuss how we have implemented it, and support some of the benefits of its use. Because the nature of my workplace is somewhat sensitive (we work in conjunction with the State of California to develop child welfare services software used by social workers throughout the state), no name or title no specific position will be mentioned. Conceptually, the fundamentals of the “Pro and Cons Model” are quite simple. Every cause has an effect; and these effects can be beneficial or harmful with varying degrees of severity. By considering and researching the possible effects of a given decision, it should be possible to evaluate and modify that decision in a way that maximizes positive effects while minimizing negative effects. Beyond the fundamental concepts of the "pros and cons model," we have the process itself. According to the Berkeley University of California Career Center website (https://www.berkeley.edu), this process includes seven steps:1. On a piece of paper, write down the decision you are considering making. Write it down as if you had already made the decision (for example, "Accept the job offer from company XYZ at." Los Angeles.)2. Divide the piece of paper into two columns, with “Pros” at the top of one column. Write down the results of the decision that you think are positive.3. of the decision that are negative or less desirable.4. As you write down your pros and cons, you will probably notice that some outcomes are uncertain or too difficult to predict. Write down these outcomes on a separate sheet of paper.5. results you are unsure about, then add them to the For or Against column.6. For results that are just too difficult to predict, you may want to chat with others to get their thoughts or opinions..