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Should employees engage in a company's decision making.
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[QUOTE="Bisolami, post: 304361, member: 78076"] It is not a must for employees to engage in the decision making process of the company but it will be very useful to the company. There are some companies that do not allow their workers to make decisions in the company or even give an idea of how the company can grow which is not supposed to be so. Anyone who works in a company should be given the opportunity to speak and give ideas in the decision making progress. It is better to have different ideas and then go for the best one rather than shutting them up which does not seem to be polite. [/QUOTE]
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