Followers can provide leaders with relevant information for good solutions to be implemented since they are often at the level where many organizational problems occur.

True.

Explanation:

The followers or subordinates, at the operational level in an organization, experience the organization's problems firsthand. They are therefore in a position to recommend relevant and possible solutions to these problems, to their leaders.

Also, the leaders are higher up in the organization and rarely have opportunities to interact directly with customers, and therefore can get relevant information from their subordinates who do so regularly.