See attached Challenging Decisions Often in our professional lives, we are required to make decisions without detailed

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Challenging Decisions

Often in our professional lives, we are required to make decisions without detailed information that we can analyze ahead of time. 

Think about a time when you had to make a professional judgment call.  What was the situation that made it necessary for you to decide quickly?  How did you decide on your response?  Did you consider alternatives during the process?
 
Next, write a unified essay in which you discuss the decision you made.  Be sure to describe the process you used to reach your judgment as well as any alternatives you considered.  Did you make a good decision?

Writing Guidelines:

1. Do not use bullet points, graphics, tables, or charts.

2. Do not include any confidential or proprietary information from current or past employers.

3. Please limit your response to 800 words.

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