How is decision-making used in MIS?
MIS executives require the ability to use decision-making skills in their daily tasks. They decide how to add information to systems, how to implement systems and how to protect information. Showing the interviewer your understanding of your role as a decision-maker and your experience with successfully implementing decisions can help you differentiate yourself from other candidates.
Example : "Creating and using MIS programs requires decision-making skills. It's important to use decision-making to ensure that the system fits an organization's needs. This process involves identifying goals and deciding on how to reach them efficiently. In my previous role, I used decision-making skills to determine the structure of the MIS. I outlined the organization's primary goals and then researched various systems. Once I implemented the correct system, the rest of the team successfully used the program to inform their strategies, and there was an increase in the ability of each department to meet their goals."
