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Should employees engage in a company's decision making.
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[QUOTE="Realekom, post: 300167, member: 94507"] Alot of companies and organizations are blessed with intelligent staffs, these staffs can be of good help when it comes to decision making because two heads they say are better than one. But in most companies employees are not allowed to make decisions or contributions on any matter because of their lower rank or status. However it is important to let them in to make decisions because in most cases the employees suggestions and ideas might be the only and most clinical remedy to the problem on ground. It gives the joy and make them feel useful, giving them the chance to do so will motivate them and make them ready to listen whenever the need arises. [/QUOTE]
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