Project managers make decisions by considering stakeholders’ perspectives, gathering and evaluating information, employing appropriate decision-making tools, and following a structured decision-making process. Stakeholders influence decisions based on their closeness to the topic and their expectations. Project managers identify and engage stakeholders to manage their expectations and facilitate effective communication. Information sources, such as data and expert opinions, are carefully evaluated for reliability and validity. Various decision-making tools and techniques assist in analyzing data, weighing options, and making informed choices. The decision-making process involves defining the problem, generating alternatives, evaluating options, selecting the best solution, and implementing and monitoring the decision. By considering these factors, project managers enhance the quality and effectiveness of their decision-making.