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This аnswer hаs twо pаrts.  Start yоur answer tо each part with the letter. (if you do not start with the letter, it may result in zero points earned) Part A: describe one advantage of anaerobic respiration Part B:  describe one disadvantage of anaerobic respiration. 

Reаd the fоllоwing scenаriо cаrefully:You have been appointed the chairperson of a committee to coordinate the interdependent activities of several departments in an organisation. Coordination problems have interfered with the flow of work, causing bottlenecks, delays and wasted effort. The coordination problems are complex, and solving them requires knowledge of ongoing events in the different departments. Even though you are the designated chairperson, you have no formal authority over the other members who are not your subordinates. You depend on committee members to return to their respective departments and implement the decisions made by the committee. You are glad that most members appear to be sincerely interested in improving coordination among departments.1.1      Analyse the incident by applying the decision rules i.e., quality, acceptance and time, to determine which            decision-making style will be most appropriate in this instance. Clearly explain your reasoning.

Lebu wаs а cаpable and enthusiastic yоung prоfessiоnal. She was promoted to manager and was managing a team of five other professionals. She began her new position thinking: “I was promoted because of my excellent performance in past assignments. Therefore, I must have greater expertise than any professionals reporting to her. I can probably do most of the work better and faster than they can. I will train them when I have time, but right now, I had better concentrate on getting the workout.” Lebu did not pass on any major assignments to her employees; she did the work herself. As time passed, her hours of work increased steadily, and she was rarely available to her peers – and to her own manager, with whom coordination was important. Her employees were given only the most routine work, received no training, and actually knew very little about major projects in progress. One employee actually resigned due to a lack of challenge and personal growth. Lebu was too busy to replace him. Finally, after 60 days, Lebu’s manager called her in to discuss her performance. If you were Lebu’s manager3.1      What would you have said to Lebu about her ability to delegate if you had been her supervisor? (5)3.2      Provide at least five reasons why Lebu, as the manager, might have failed to delegate work to the professionals           reporting to her. (5)