Which types of poor decisions are more visible to a decision maker's supervisor?
A)agreeing to undertake a project
B)deciding not to undertake a project
C)deciding to investigate a proposed project until one is certain
D)deciding to randomly choose whether to undertake the project

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Agreeing to undertake a project involves committing resources and often has a significant impact on the organization. This decision can have a visible impact on the supervisor and the success of the project can be easily monitored. Deciding not to undertake a project may not be as visible to a supervisor as it may not have a major impact on the organization. Deciding to investigate a proposed project until one is certain could be seen as a responsible decision, but it may not have as visible an impact as agreeing to undertake a project. Randomly choosing whether to undertake a project is not a sound decision and is unlikely to be favored by a supervisor.

Which Types of Poor Decisions Are More Visible to a Decision