Given high levels of uncertainty and accelerated pace of change, most decisions made by the typical manager on a daily basis are of the nonprogrammed variety.

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Most decisions made by managers on a daily basis are programmed decisions, which are routine and repetitive, allowing them to rely on established procedures and guidelines. Nonprogrammed decisions are less frequent and involve unique, complex situations requiring more judgment and creativity.

Given High Levels of Uncertainty and Accelerated Pace of Change