Some people think that managers alone should make decisions in the company while others think that employees should be involved in the decision making process too Discuss both views and give your own opinion

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Some people think that managers alone should make decisions in the company, while others think that employees should be involved in the decision-making process too. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

Decision making process can either make you hero or zero. Presently, some people assert that all the paramount decisions should be constituted by the managers only. By contrast, others claim that it is a capital idea to involve employees in the decision making process in order to find the best outcomes. Here, I would like to account for both sides with my own perception.

There are manifold points to shore up the former view. First and foremost, managers are the most responsible characters for the safety, progress and the development of a company. To be specific, the managers are assigned to build up networks of their companies and therefore they have to make conclusive respond for the every commercial dealing. Apart from it, the managers are nourished with the proficient management skills during their educational career so that they have ability to make worthwhile decisions better than others. Hence, the involvement of employees having different view points can either make the decision making process too complicated or may lead to bad decisions. Consequently, it is advisable for the managers to make the decisions alone. On the contrary, others have conflicting views.

They think that employees spend most of the time at the work places and therefore they are well familiar with the requirements, working atmosphere and it's drawbacks. Therefore, the employees especially seniors are the backbone of a company who can help the managers to make productive decisions. What is more, it is well said that "two heads are better than one". Thus, the discussions between the managers and the employees could be fruitful to analyse each and every aspect of a project in order to make the wise decision.

From my opinion, both aspects have their own significance. Undeniably, most of the managers are proud of their decision making abilities and power. However, a handy deliberation with employees could be a huge privilege to determine what to do for the betterment of their organisations.

To recapitulate, rapid progress is the ultimate goal of every enterprise. Therefore, the assistance of experienced employees must be taken by the managers to flourish the progress of their companies.

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to make conclusive respond for the every commercial dealing
to make conclusive response for every commercial dealing

and it's drawbacks.
and its drawbacks.

the employees especially seniors are the backbone of a company who can help the managers to make productive decisions.
the employees especially seniors are the backbone of a company to help the managers to make productive decisions.

must be taken by the managers to flourish the progress of their companies.
Description: 'flourish' is not used properly.

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You can't say 'flourish their companies', better to use 'flourish' as noun: the flourish of their companies.

'who' should follow somebody:

the employees especially seniors who can help the managers to make productive decisions are the backbone of a company.

Dear Sir
I have a question. In this type of essay which asks for our opinions, is it okay to be neutral? For instance, in this essay Mr.Justin (the writer) has mentioned that both sides have their own importance. So, he is neutral towards the topic, and I want to ask you whether or not it is all right in the IELTS exam?

Also, I would be thankful if you gave me any hint about different types of essays in the IELTS exam? I searched on the net and I found different ideas. Moreover, I want to know about different structure which you suggest for different types of essays.

It is OK to have a neutral opinion.
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There are five types of essay topics, like:

agree/disagree

your choice/opinion

advantages/disadvantages

find solutions

how/why/what

And there are no fixed patterns for all topics. The rule is: write the essays according to the essay topics.
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but this is the pattern recommended by testbig:

paragraph 1: introduction -- explain in your own words about the issue and give a thesis statement at the end. Give a reasonable not a dogmatic statement.

paragraph 2: reason 1 + why reason 1 + example + a small conclusion for this paragraph.

paragraph 3: reason 2 + why reason 2 + example + a small conclusion for this paragraph.

paragraph 4: qualification -- moderate your position. This may involve a sentence beginning with "but" or "however"...

paragraph 5: conclusion -- reinforce the thesis.
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You have to change this pattern a little bit to match the essay types.

Yes, you can. But don't be happy. It is a hard job or much hard job to agree/disagree only part of the statement or a neutral opinion. and the worse thing is that you may talk something else which leaves the topic away.

It will be easier if you agree with one side but in the meantime talk about the advantages of another side.