Are you a good decision maker?

I never make important decisions when I tired, stressed, upset or angry about something, . I put it down on paper, in a "points for", and "points against" format, and long and short term advantages and consequences

As advanced,  Do I deserve to be a good maker of decisions

yes , whatever it takes from my responsibility.

Yes, too analytical sometimes but always seeking more data and info.

My experience in the field of practical talk about the piece strongly.

Yes, I have ... at times not to the liking of my manager, however after presenting the facts he had to agree. .... the decision I made saved us personnel cost3 weeks later

yes i'am very experiented and i come from my background 

YES. I am a good decision maker specifically when dealing with RISK, GOVERNANCE, and CONTROL (GRC) analysis

Sure yes

Of course, the decision maker and an excellent negotiator

Everybody is a decision maker, but who is a good decision maker? Is it the one who makes good decisions? Or is it the one who is systematic and well organized with all decisions but sometimes makes wrong decisions?....

I sometime make wrong decisions, but always managed to have corrective actions.

yes in my job and my life i have no choice

Decision-making is a key skill in the workplace, and is particularly important if you want to be an effective leader. Decision Making is the act of choosing between two or more courses of action'.  However, it must always be remembered that there may not always be a 'correct' decision among the available choices. Each decision presents its own challenges, and we all have different ways of approaching problems.

 Perhaps most importantly, you must have a bias toward action, and be willing to make the decision. Moreover, you must learn to make the best decision possible even if you possess an incomplete data set. Don’t fall prey to analysis paralysis, but rather make the best decision possible with the information at hand using some of the methods. Opportunities and not static, and the law of diminishing returns applies to most opportunities in that the longer you wait to seize the opportunity the smaller the return typically is. In fact, more likely is the case that the opportunity will completely evaporate if you wait too long to seize it.

Really I'm not a good in my decision making  but I agree with Mr. Ibrahim “ I need Corrective actions to manage my decision”