If an individual observes a group decision in which groupthink has occurred, does she have an obligation
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If an individual observes a group decision in which groupthink has occurred, does she have an obligation to report it to her superiors in order to prevent a serious error in the decision for the organization? Does she take any risks in taking such an action?
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Organizational Behavior
ISBN: 9780470528532
3rd Edition
Authors: Michael A. Hitt, Adrienne Colella, C. Chet Miller
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