Case QuestionsDo you think evidence-based management seems likecommon sense? If so, why wasn't it advocated earlier?1.at2.Are there circumstances in which evidence-based man-agement might not be the best approach?Could automated evidence-based management everreplace human decision makers? Why or why not?Would you want to work under Jack Welch's system atGeneral Electric? Why or why not?3.ust4.

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