Comparative Analysis and Decision Frameworks Questions

Systematically comparing multiple options or scenarios using explicit criteria, quantitative and qualitative evaluation methods, and structured decision frameworks. This includes building and using comparison matrices, weighted scoring models, cost benefit analyses, sensitivity analyses, and trade off recognition to surface advantages, disadvantages, risks, and limitations of each option. Candidates should be able to explain how they select evaluation criteria, justify weights, perform scenario analysis, evaluate uncertainty and constraints, and make clear recommendations supported by evidence. Common contexts include vendor selection, make versus buy decisions, capital allocation, financing choices such as debt versus equity, and implementation pacing decisions.