decision-maker
- noun
- /dɪˈsɪʒənˌmeɪkər/
- As the CEO, she was the primary decision-maker in the company's future direction.
- decision-makers and influencers
- policy decision-makers
- information for decision-makers
But if you're not a good decision maker, does that make sense?
- But if you're not a good decision maker, does that make sense?
- You should be the final decision maker on everything.
- And, and I think this is what decision makers and politicians need to understand.
- And it ends up being a tremendous stress and burden to decision makers.
- Well intended folks that actually are the change agents and the decision makers.
- They're not shakers and movers and they're not decision makers and they're not power brokers.
- It just does help though to get it in front of the right decision makers sometimes if you know them already.
- Real bloggers are not shakers and movers, decision makers or power brokers.
- Talk to people who are great decision makers, spend time with them and become a guru.
- The CEO was obviously the key decision maker, but management was really the controlling group, if you will.
- When you're the head writer on the show, you've you're the decision maker.
Examples
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At the end of the day, people knew that I was the decision maker and I was accountable too.
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Customers and investors both have only a thin relationship with the decision makers in the firm.
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You should be the final decision maker on everything.
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Understand that actually a good decision maker is going to fix all of that stuff.
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I knew I was finally going to meet the decision maker.
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Because you, sir, are the decision maker.
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And it also can affect what decision makers think.
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Constant communication and getting the understanding of the decision makers are very, very important.
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But we need to have informed decision makers that understand this and are willing to make the changes.
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It just does help though to get it in front of the right decision makers sometimes if you know them already.
Synonyms
A person who can make important choices in a business
A person or group that makes the final choice
A person who makes rules and plans for a government or organization
A person who picks one thing from a group of things
A person who decides a disagreement between people or groups
A person or thing that decides what will happen
A computer program or system that checks information and makes decisions without a person
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Etymology
Decision-maker is made of decision and maker, so it is easy to remember. Decision comes from an old word meaning 'to cut off', which gives the image of 'cutting away' other options to pick one, and maker is someone who 'makes' a choice. So a decision-maker is a person or group who chooses and has the power to decide.