So if your recommendation was only followed and not overruled, that is the way that I view it, being overruled, by people up the line, only out of 17 times you were overruled 14 times, would you say that that is indicative of people up the line making a decision that may not be based on those closest to the information?
Questioning the decision-making process of higher officials based on recommendations.
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