If No One Challenges You, Your Team Has a Problem #shorts

22 Jun 2026 · 0 min
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Susan Drumm says leaders need to actively invite disagreement. Assign someone to play devil's advocate in meetings, thank people who point out flaws, and treat critique as protective feedback that makes decisions better.

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