This is leadership decision class?no cheating no copy no AI silimarity must less 5%. 2400-2500words. I will use turn itin double checking if you use AI and copay? or similarity more than 5%. I will ask refund and give you bad view.You need use 2 table in the essay. Create by your self.
Q1) Imagine that you are finishing your MBA at a well-known school and your
credentials are quite good so you have received three job offers in the industry that you
desire. Evaluate the job offers and choose the best job that fits your needs using a
decision matrix.
Since this is an open scenario, you are free to make assumptions and add
necessary information (type of job, industry, location, etc). When making assumptions,
clearly state your rationale behind each assumption.
Please refer to the 1) instructions and 2) requirements below for more details.
Instructions
1. List three alternatives (ie. Job offers)
Pick three real (not imaginary) jobs so you can collect real world data
- Try to pick jobs that are different from each other as much as possible
- 2. Identify five decision criteria (ie. what you will use to evaluate across different
alternatives).
Can be both objective (E.g. salary) and subjective (e.g. company culture)
- 3. Each criterion has a different level of importance.
Assign weights to each criterion (ie. how important is each criteria?) on a
- 3 point scale
o 1= not important, 2= somewhat important, 3 = very important
Try to minimize ties.
- 4. Rate each alternative across each criteria using a 3 point scale (1= not desirable, 3
= very desirable).
To help you decide, do some research (e.g. Google and other forms of
- research) on these jobs and try your best to get some real data on each
decision criterion whenever possible!
Try to minimize ties.
- 5. Multiply rating with weight for each criteria and calculate the total.
6. The alternative with the highest total score wins!
Q2 Section 2: Carter racing
To make the decision (to race or not), you need to consider two factors: 1) Profit and 2)
Temperature
Q2) Fill in the table below and calculate expected values (ie. Weighted Average Profit)
for each possible outcome. Based on your calculations, does it make sense to race or not
only considering the profit? The probability and profit of each outcome are stated in the
case PDF.
EV = (Probability of each outcome) x (Profit of each outcome)
If you need further help, you can also google other references like this:
https://www.statology.org/expected-value-real-life… Q3) Only considering the temperature data in the provided graph, does it make sense to
race or not? Explain why.
Q4) From the textbook (Chapter 3 and 4), what are some decision biases that could
influence the decision maker in Carter Racing?