An Example Of Stakeholder Framing Decision-Pitfall

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An example of stakeholder framing decision-pitfall would be the following situation. Jane, the kitchen manager of a non-profit voluntary welfare organization are in charge of the menu for the food to be delivered to the needy. However, she recently received a complaint from one of the needy who state that the food delivered are too salty and it would post as a threat of heart disease since she is a diabetic.
Because of this factor, Jane check the background of the needy. She then knew that he was a regular member who always sign up for this program and have sign for the food for a total of 10 years. Due to this, she does not want to disappoint and lose a regular member as it would cause a poor image of the company, she then inform the kitchen

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