As the researcher, I had total control over the research design, and my perceptions influenced the selection of documents and their analyses. Although helpful for mitigating judgmental data selection, the use of a third-party observer was innately limited by participant bias making accuracy uncertain. The subjective nature of this study used a broad application of research sources relating to individual and group behavior and made few allowances for current debate. The researcher’s limited industry-specific experience was a delimiting factor. Also, the extent of participant observer reliance bound and reduced the study’s trustworthiness and increased outcome bias. Even with these limitations and delimitations, the results of this study are significant enough to warrant broader examination and consideration. To place these findings in context, it is useful to first explore relevant background.