Question Number 2: Case Study Choose one recent decision made by an individual manager in your organization that would, in your view, have been better make by a group. i. What was the decision? ii. Who made it? iii. Who, in your view, should also have been involved in making the decision? iv. What benefits would that involvement have brought, if the decision had been a group one? Question Number 3: Case Study Now try the reverse (keeping in mind the case # 2). Find, if you can, a decision what was made by a group or team which, in your view, ought to have been made by an individual manager. 1. Who was involved in making decision? ii. What was the rationale (if any) for their involvement? iii. What were the dysfunctional consequences of using group decision making in this instance? Question Number 2: Case Study Choose one recent decision made by an individual manager in your organization that would, in your view, have been better make by a group. i. What was the decision? ii. Who made it? iii. Who, in your view, should also have been involved in making the decision? iv. What benefits would that involvement have brought, if the decision had been a group one? Question Number 3: Case Study Now try the reverse (keeping in mind the case # 2). Find, if you can, a decision what was made by a group or team which, in your view, ought to have been made by an individual manager. 1. Who was involved in making decision? ii. What was the rationale (if any) for their involvement? iii. What were the dysfunctional consequences of using group decision making in this instance