Michael Rodriguez Michael Rodriguez 1. What went into the organizations decision making process in this case study? How should the the organization have went about making key decisions that had impacted many parties involved? 2. There were many actors involved in the project. What is the appropriate level of responsibility for each of them? Should one company be fully (or partially or not at all) responsible because of its position as principal and coordinator? What is the responsibility of each partner/contract organization in making sure that the primary company is doing what is best/right? 3. Bureaucratic forms led, in this organizations case, to the abdication of moral responsibility for particular decisions. Can bureaucracy within organizations ever help make the decisions better? How or how can it not? 1. What went into the organizations decision making process in this case study? How should the the organization have went about making key decisions that had impacted many parties involved? 2. There were many actors involved in the project. What is the appropriate level of responsibility for each of them? Should one company be fully (or partially or not at all) responsible because of its position as principal and coordinator? What is the responsibility of each partner/contract organization in making sure that the primary company is doing what is best/right? 3. Bureaucratic forms led, in this organizations case, to the abdication of moral responsibility for particular decisions. Can bureaucracy within organizations ever help make the decisions better? How or how can it not? Michael Rodriguez Michael Rodriguez 4. Acknowledging that many ‘decisions’ are simply a reflection of common understandings and organizational culture, how would we encourage better decision making within our own organizations? 5. Within a complex organizational structure like the one described in this case study, how would you suggest improving communication, especially with regard to providing the context necessary for decision makers to make the best decisions? 4. Acknowledging that many ‘decisions’ are simply a reflection of common understandings and organizational culture, how would we encourage better decision making within our own organizations? 5. Within a complex organizational structure like the one described in this case study, how would you suggest improving communication, especially with regard to providing the context necessary for decision makers to make the best decisions? ...