Graham’s argument that, “Leaders Neglect Calculations of Administrative Feasibility at their Peril” can be seen with the decision made by General Urquhart (Graham, p. 179). This argument by Graham provides that leaders will make decisions without considering possible outcomes. In the scene where General Urquhart decided to go through with the troops landing with gliders regardless of the tank presence. A second point that Graham makes is the, “Central Coordination and Control (Graham, p. 172).” This idea states that power is decentralized into different hands while maintaining an interdependence. This is why the General did not want to report any uncertainty about the landing far from the bridge to his superior. Finally, uncertainty avoidance is a point Graham argues (Graham, p. 170). This states that organizations will create an environment that would limit the possibility of an event that would be difficult to deal with. I believe this can be seen when the Germans attempt to surrender, but British turn it down. They are avoiding any possibility of
Graham’s argument that, “Leaders Neglect Calculations of Administrative Feasibility at their Peril” can be seen with the decision made by General Urquhart (Graham, p. 179). This argument by Graham provides that leaders will make decisions without considering possible outcomes. In the scene where General Urquhart decided to go through with the troops landing with gliders regardless of the tank presence. A second point that Graham makes is the, “Central Coordination and Control (Graham, p. 172).” This idea states that power is decentralized into different hands while maintaining an interdependence. This is why the General did not want to report any uncertainty about the landing far from the bridge to his superior. Finally, uncertainty avoidance is a point Graham argues (Graham, p. 170). This states that organizations will create an environment that would limit the possibility of an event that would be difficult to deal with. I believe this can be seen when the Germans attempt to surrender, but British turn it down. They are avoiding any possibility of