From the article 7 Reasons Leaders Fail, how leaders can make better decisions:
...a large part of the problem with many modern organisations is their hierarchies. Leaders are at the top of the chain and are assumed to have all the answers, so they make most of the decisions. In reality knowledge and expertise is spread across people in organisations....
Leaders often don't make any better decisions than followers, and frequently make worse ones....it's better to agree that leaders are not always the best people to make the decisions. Spreading the responsibility around, or using more participatory strategies for decision-making is often more effective....
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