Worksheet Three: Delegation at Gadgets Unlimited Bob Bugs has just come out of a meeting with the Gadgets Unlimited CEO, Sly Smiley. Sly wants someone to research new conveyor belts and recommend a solution to prevent the recent Gadgets Unlimited crisis from reoccurring. Although he wants Bob to oversee the project and approve the final report, it doesn't matter if Bob does this himself or delegates it. Sly does want the report within thirty days. Bob can think of three delegation options. The first one to come to mind is Fran Fudd, the production floor supervisor. However, she has a lot of projects right now. She is also more experienced on the management side than the technical side. Then there is David Daffy, one of the senior production specialists. He has good knowledge of the inner workings of the production machinery and has repaired the conveyor belt problem several times. The last candidate is Elmer Ender. He is a junior production specialist who is eager to rise in the company and has good general technical skills. However, he has never worked with Conveyor Belt #4. QUESTIONS Who should Bob Bugs delegate to? Why? What level of independence would Bob want the delegate at