$1$b What problems does Robin Hood have? What issues need to be addressed?

Select $$yes$$ if the statement accurately describes the situation faced by Robin Hood. Select $$no$$ if the statement does not describe the situation faced by Robin Hood.

Robin Hood is pursuing a broad strategy, as opposed to a focused strategy.

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Travelers were circumventing Sherwood Forest to avoid having their goods confiscated.

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Robin Hood needed to step up recruiting efforts to increase the size of the encampment.

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The Sheriff$$s forces were growing stronger.

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Robin Hood$$s newer recruits were highly committed to the organization$$s mission.

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Revenues were stable.

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Profits were declining due to rising operational costs.

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Robin Hood was encountering problems with enforcing discipline among the ranks.

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Food costs were increasing due to scarcity of available food in the forest and the need to purchase supplies from outlying villages.

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Robin Hood$$s lieutenants were strongly in favor of changing to a fixed transit tax as the primary source of revenue.

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Although Robin Hood gave money to the poor people in the farms and villages, they did not enjoy strong support among these

constituents.

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Due to the growing size of the encampment, Robin Hood appears to have lost touch with many of his men.

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The organizational culture of Robin Hood and his Merry Men appears to be solid and unified.

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In order to support his current mission, Robin Hood must find a way to maximize revenues and minimize costs.

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Robin Hood will likely be successful if he chooses to $$stay the course.$$

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