Josh is a manager at Baseball Equipment. He is thinking about involving his subordinates in the decision making process. According to Vroom and Jago, if
A) his subordinates typically go along with whatever Josh decides, their involvement is not that important.
B) Josh does not have good information; there is no need to involve the subordinates.
C) the subordinates do not share in the goals of the organization, Josh should let them make the decision alone.
D) the problem is ambiguous and poorly structured, there is a need for Josh to interact with his subordinates.
E) None of these applies.

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According to Vroom and Jago, when the problem is ambiguous and poorly structured, it is important for the manager to interact with subordinates to gain a better understanding of the problem and to involve subordinates in the decision-making process. Therefore, involving subordinates would be beneficial in this situation.

Josh Is a Manager at Baseball Equipment