The Room Is Smarter Than You Are

The common failure mode that happens across all organizations, but i certainly seeit a lot within start up companies, within small firms. Where often what you'll see is, particularly if there's any sort of hierarchy, whoever the most powerful person in the room is, they'll speak the most. Everyone else's views tend to conform there. People who might be more on the ground floor have important context, that context might not get heard or taken into account. You seems like you have some really good ondf subtle differences to questions to bring out those conflicting views,. Or ways to communicate feedback, perhaps in that situation that you discussed before. We'll hove to learn more about some of the