Decisions in an organization, as elsewhere in life, can be made by individuals or groups. Because of that, there is individual or group decision making. During individual decision-making, the decision will be made by the individual, and due to this fact, decision-making takes place much faster and easier, which is an advantage in itself. Group decision-making means a group of people who work together to find a solution to a problem. Group decision-making engages a larger number of participants in the decision-making process, it usually lasts noticeably longer so that is his biggest drawback. Both ways of making decisions have their advantages and disadvantages, but whether we decide independently or in a team depends on the decision that needs to be made. Most decisions are made by managers who are at different hierarchical levels in the organization. Managers can make decisions individually in their sector, but they can also make decisions with the remaining managers in the group. Whether individual or group decision-making is used, the common goal is the same; making the best solution to the problem.