By sharing these examples, I hope to show how effective a decision matrix can be in various situations. It’s a tool that can guide us toward better decisions, no matter the context.

To further illustrate here are some more examples taken from my own personal matrix. I’m taking the time to include these because I want you to explore some buckets you may not have thought about.

See Figure 6 as an example. Figure 6: Decision Support Matrix Example [8] Many units also use execution checklists (EXCHECK) as a method to synchronize and control operations.

Their matrix featured basics, like cost — they considered only apartments available for $3,500 or less — as well as size and layout. It also included subletting and pet policies, lease ...