According to Good to Great, which of the following statements best describe decision-making for a Great company? None of the other selections lead to good decisions in Good to Great. Strict discipline and watching over employees is the key to making a company succeed. A 2 multilayer of managers to oversee workers is necessary to keep productivity flowing fast and smooth. Choosing to eliminate a product or service because profits stopped and it does not follow the Hedgehog Concept is not always beneficial. In the long term, a profit loss is tax-deductible and can place the firm into a lower tax bracket and save on taxes. Following the Hedgehog Concept with the three circles will lead to better decisions and research shows that opportunities for growth increase with this practice. Discipline to face the facts may include stopping a practice that has been in a company for decades. A decision to stop or start something can be important.