joint decision making
/dʒɔɪnt dɪˈsɪʒən məˈkeɪɪŋ/ · joint.deci.sion.mak-ing
noun
- The process of making a decision by a group of people working together, often with a shared goal or objective. The company's board of directors made a joint decision to launch a new product line.
- A collaborative approach to decision making, where multiple stakeholders or parties contribute to the decision-making process. The project team used joint decision making to determine the best course of action for the upcoming deadline.
verb
- To make a decision in collaboration with others, often with a shared goal or objective. The team jointly decided to postpone the meeting until the next day.
- To engage in a collaborative approach to decision making, where multiple stakeholders or parties contribute to the decision-making process. The company jointly decided to adopt a new policy for employee benefits.
Synonyms
collaborative decision makingshared decision makingcollective decision makingcooperative decision makingmutual decision makingconsensus decision makinggroup decision making
Antonyms
Did you know? Joint decision making is often used in business and organizational settings to promote collaboration, creativity, and innovation, as well as to ensure that all stakeholders are heard and valued.