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Focus on experiences with group decision-making and identify one very successful and one very unsuccessful experience. Identify and discuss the reasons for the group's very good or very poor performance

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This posting gives you an in-depth insight into decision-making and examples of when group decision-making produce a success and a failure. References used are included.

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Focus on experiences with group decision-making and identify one very successful and one very unsuccessful experience. Identify and discuss the reasons for the group's very good or very poor performance.

One successful group-decision making example in my company was that of the task of launching a new product. The marketing department had promised promotional support, the product quality was good and now it was on the sales team to book orders and launch the product and make a sales of $3.5 ...

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